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'Fairly big problem': Squatters invade homes and refuse to leave. How is this legal?
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I feel like if the landlord is a corporation, they shouldn't be able to discriminate. But if the landlord owns less that five properties, they should be able to be more selective as the risk is much higher.
To my mind, if you want to lower risk, just make eviction quick and easy. Renting a house is risky precisely because tenants can pull an Elon Musk: refuse to pay the bill and then keep occupying the space.
Yeah, it's tricky for sure. I have a starter home that I rent out and I'm worried we'll get a squatter.