Squatters Take Advantage of Legal Loopholes, Stirring Up Chaos for Georgia Homeowners
Squatters Exploit Legal Loopholes, Posing Challenges for Georgia Homeowners
In Georgia, there’s a big problem with people moving into empty houses they do not own. They are called squatters. They do not pay rent and they’re causing a lot of trouble for homeowners and landlords. The law protects them, so it’s hard for the real owners to kick them out. These squatters are getting bold. They are advertising houses on social media, taking money from people and even giving advice on how to avoid getting caught by the police. They are causing a mess too, selling stuff from the houses, leaving behind dangerous things.
One Time Payment – Georgia Innovates Housing Solution (PHOTO: TenantCloud)
Georgia Lawmakers Push for Tougher Measures to Combat Squatting Epidemic
There is hope. A new law is being discussed in Georgia to stop these squatters. Georgia would offer them one time payment. It would take away their rights and make it illegal for them to stay in homes they do not own. People are hoping this will make neighborhoods safer and protect homeowners from these troublesome invaders.
READ ALSO: Child Tax Credits: Biden Offers Budget Plan – Check Now!
