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Mary B.
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Owner Arrested, refused re-entry to home & squatters can stay.

Mary B.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Lansdowne, PA
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Hey BP,

So yea, you read it correct and here's the full story link  http://6abc.com/news/property-owner-arrested-in-sq... we can wonder if it started off as house-hacking or what but quite the conundrum  nonetheless. Philly landlords alert.

Kudos,

Mary

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Kevin Delaney
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Kevin Delaney
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A lot of this is going on in Philly.  It's a scam they're running to get cash for keys.  Going through a similar situation now with a bank owned property.  My client was purchasing a triplex for a house hack.  Couple days after our offer was accepted, in move the squatters.   Bank offers them cash for keys and gives them a month to move out.  Then they're on to the next one.  They present a signed lease (not in the owners name).  So, they come off as if someone scammed them and they are the victims.  Which I'm sure has happened too.

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