Right or wrong will be in the eyes of the new owner and his offer will be dependant upon his assessment of the situation.You can either accept it, or wait until you are forced out with no cash and a possible police record depending upon how you act to the police who will be there to see that you leave.

In any case, between Vegas and southern Wisconsin I have been a police officer for just over eleven years.As far as real estate background, back in Wisconsin (about 2005 or so) I became very interested in real estate investing and started looking for a home to repair and flip.

The police or what?

But honestly disputes between neighbors could easily be resolved by the police. 

Josh and Brandon and moderators police for site rule adherence, not for bad business models or even known scammers.  

After leaving the USAF I was a Police Officer for two years.

I had a crew working on one of my houses the other day and the neighbor called the police on them.

It is good if "gurus" police one another, it is up to us, the consumer to do our own research.

When I inspected the property, the neighbor informed me the owners had abandoned the property over a year ago but that squatters had been removed by the police about 4 months prior.

I've heard stories of the police officer coming home and fumes were still on his boots and his baby died from the fumes.