The ability to declare adverse possession isn't simple and takes quite a long time to do so it isn't likely you would have to fight a squatter other than to kick him/her out.

Then ask those questions on the application and do a national eviction report together with other screenings to validate everything that the potential tenant declared on the application.I make my requirements very clear and if I do get potential tenant that does not qualify, they always ask me about that during scheduling the viewing.

This happens, for example, when someone who is about to declare bankruptcy starts liquidating in an attempt to shield assets.

The MOST IMPORTANT take away from this is a MAJOR political party whom controls on average 50% of political power is declaring, publicly AND proudly they are pursuing a SOCIALIST MARXIST agenda, including the removal of private property rights. 

Give tenants 12 months notice, 24 months if they are disabled or elderlyCreate your architectural documents (unit floor plans, site plan) Create your standard condo docs with an attorney (master deed, declaration of trust)Have a different architect come and provide a 'Statement of Condition' (this is the hardest thing to find - most architects will not be willing to take a small job like this - this is also only required in Somerville as far as I know) Complete an application to the condo board (meets once a month)Attend the condo board approval meeting, or have your attorney attendSubmit $500 fee per unit to the townPrior to closing, separate all utilities with separate meters (electric, gas/oil, even water in Somerville)All-in costs for 2 unit conversion...anywhere from $12k to $18k.

4) Applicants over 18 - what about full-time college students still being declared as dependents on parents' tax returns?

Then, you have no proof.Also, whoever fills out your notice should provide you with a "Declaration of Service of Notice" or similar document in which they certify that they delivered the notice and all the methods they used.

If you were to buy a bunch of properties and sell none, or to sell a bunch of properties you had held for years all at once, it seems unlikely they would declare you a dealer.

Trustee Corps actually has a checkbox form where you as lender declare no pre NOD contact is required, that I guess saves their bacon.

http://murray.seattle.gov/murray-constantine-city-council-declare-emergency-announce-new-investments-to-respond-to-homelessness/#sthash.DTi5L6ea.dpbsMayor Murray Declares an emergency granting him some pretty powerful abilities:(from FAQ PDF)How is the City working with state and federal governments to address this issue?