Some of you will recall the story I posted a couple of weeks ago about the "Reno Occupy" squatter who broke into one of my REOs, changed the locks, and moved in his "street art" furniture. I met him at the door while on the phone with police. He was ultimately removed from the house, and later my staff removed his abandoned furniture. THE GREAT NEWS IS THE PROPERTY HAS NEW OWNERS.
That is scary. People believe that they can just take someone elses property because they want to.
This has been going on for years and someone needs to punish AND publicize this punishment for this THEFT of PRIVATE PROPERTY
Thanks Mark & Tim! It was a bit scary personally, but big picture I'm a feisty gal!
Hi my mysterious LandlordWhisperer,
I can't agree with you more, and many of our law enforcement agencies are watching the "zaniness" of how public officials are backpedaling and tripping over the distressed property mess that we're in, that they're afraid of being sued (class action) by squatters or "Occupiers" that they run in fear and issue "no parking" tickets instead of what you suggest in your comment. Go Girl!
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Oops -- I thought you were going to "suit-up" with the "Occupiers, Paul!" ;)

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