A homeowner wakes to find strangers living in their house. One claims ownership and threatens them to leave, while another insists on calling police and says the house isn't theirs. The chaos suggests a botched property sale and competing claims to the same home.
Woke up and found squatters living in our house.
Hi, who are you? This is our house.
This is not your home.
Yes, this is. No, get the fuck out.
No, call the police.
Cops are calling now.
He knows you're full of shit.
Just get out. Just get out. You took that out of the front yard?
Along with the other two signs because I'm purchasing— I'm interested in purchasing this home, but there's obviously been some sort of mix-up. It's not house, we don't own this. We don't have that phone. Who did you purchase the home from?
Wow, squatters. One of the things that happens all the time, and it's one of the biggest issues that we have here in America, is squatters' rights. It's not an easy deal to try to get them out, but you do call the police. They are trespassing. They have nothing in their name. You got to deal with it, but you got to be proactive on it, not reactive. Make sure you have good security system. Like, share, give me a call. Let me show you how I can help you turn your real estate portfolio into a wealth of knowledge, information, and prosperity.
