It's amazing how much easier it is to obtain loans because of a corporate job that's often significantly more vulnerable (at least was the case in my former situation) than in self employment.

Properties can sit vacant unrented for extended periods, and not only requiring the PMs to offer free rent periods and reduced rent but worse still your property could then be vulnerable to theft which unfortunately happens a lot.

The squatter(s) found a point of obscured vulnerability under a deck (an old boarded-up basement window) and exploited it. 

This leaves the landlord vulnerable in any legal dispute.

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I can see why the law is in place to vulnerable people from being taken advantaged of.  

Can't take recourse or inform police because the issue would be 'petty theft' and unproven, whilst my landlord acussed me of lying about who had taken it as she wants to protect him as he also a vulnerable adult.  

However, when the lock down in March happened, I realized that I was very vulnerable.

Thanks for sharing this and for the vulnerability of putting this up with questions.

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