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Nicolas Pretelt
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Squatter/ unlawful detainer/ eviction

Nicolas Pretelt
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Weston, FL
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Hi,
I have been dealing with a 'squatter' eviction, and I wanted to find out about everyone's opinion:
I already have everything set up with the title company: purchase & sale agreement, pay off letter, end buyer etc.
I am just waiting to evict the squatter.

The squatter is an ex boyfriend of the property owner. He the squatter has never pay rent, does not have any tenant-landlord documents,and his name is NOT on the deed but has been living in the property for the past two years by himself and for 10 years together with the seller.

The Case is now being handle by my lawyer who is recommending to file an unlawful detainer, while the squatters lawyer is arguing that his defendant has rights on the property like compensation, or plain rights to the property

What are your thoughts? Should I file unlawful detainer? Does the defendant have any type of rights?
Thanks,
Nicolas

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Matt Devincenzo
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Matt Devincenzo
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Of course his attorney would tell you that, he's trying to stay or get money out of the deal. File your suit and let them prove in court that he has the right to what he is claiming.

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