Only in America mate!

It’s to stop people contesting ownership with old deeds/ documents and is linked to preventing violent land disputes in feudal times

@@masseiy : Feudal times? I don't understand how this applies today? Anywhere else in the world it would be regarded as trespassing.

Nope...check out the UK....@@kryztofkowalski4628

@@kryztofkowalski4628 as I know Spain has the same problem

And don’t forget, contrary to the false narrative out there, this is a case happening in a Republican run state, not just states like California.

This is by design folks!! People lose their homes to banks for far cheaper and can resell it

It baffles me everytime

Blame the democrats

@@mn3582 🤣😂 Dude, do you not comprehend the fact that this story (right in the title) is a fully Republican controlled state?!?!

Do we not agree that a home (just a basic shelter) should be given to you by law? Why is homelessness even an option? No wonder people do extravagant things to secure shelter. A million dollar home is a different story but the point remains; shelter is a basic human necessity.

​@@nickthompson1812extravagant things? Like not having basic human decency to pay rent to the owner? Squatters should not have rights over the owners. I almost lived in a phone booth as a teen, so I know what hardship is. I worked 3 jobs and went to college while supporting my child in my 20s, so I'm not looking at this from an entitled view either.

@@nickthompson1812you’re so off base with this comment. This isn’t a story about basic human needs.

@@nickthompson1812 And how many homeless people are YOU giving the right to shelter to in your home?

Con artists, grifters. Parasites on society

Squatting should not be legal. Too many lib states legalized it a decade ago.

Oh they can. You just need some industrious friends 😂

You can. You just can't get the police to do it for you because it's a civil matter. People are just pussies.

lol. So, she rented a 10,000 dollar a month property without collecting any of the money upfront and you think that is the fault of the person who is renting the property that she is dumb? If she is that dumb not to get the entirety of the funds up front then that is her fault. In a rental, there is normally first, last, deposit. In airbnb, there is pay all the money and then move in so the fact that she claimed airbnb but for some reason rented the place outside airbnb just goes tro show that she was scamming airbnb and got scammed while trying to stick it to airbnb. I mean, it happens.

@@bjvu9460 found the criminal.

Wrong question!

@@Gfysimpletons why is that a wrong question?

Because the owner didn't actually go through a rental platform. That's why she's having problems.

They can use a cc under another persons name to book.

@@mrbear1302 No, they used Airbnb.

Agree with you definitely theft a few months of a dog cage probably help them figure it out and the kids should definitely go bye-bye!

Absolutely

And look at what it is teaching their kids.

LOL, so I got to pay for their kids now?

Deport them.

Yeah can being frugal be sexy please? recently mentioned that I'm frugal to a young woman and she gave me the weirdest look... Being financially responsible is looked down on

I wish I could find it, but I remember reading a study once that claimed financially insolvent men had 1.5-2x more sexual partners than their financially solvent counterparts.

I think people should also seriously look into investing of some kind. Something that brings money back to your pocket, real estate, stocks, whatever can bring back value to their bank account rather than draining it. Obviously investing has its risks but so does just having money in depreciating assets or straight up liabilities.

Big house suv. Bruh you got people driving Honda civics, living in a 1 bedroom apartment and not a luxury one at that living paycheck to paycheck. The median rent is 2000. A lot of financial professionals especially the one I work with Samuel Peter Descovich agree that one should not spend more than 30% of their gross income on rent. That means you need to make a minimum of about $80,000. Interesting considering the median income is $54,000.

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Absolutely 💯....especially squatters that decide to destroy your home, intentionally causing some hundreds of thousands worth of property damage. These folks should face mandatory minimum of 5 years in jail....more time if property damage above $25k! Stop playing softball with these degenerates

The air b nbs are scammers themselves

Exactly my thought. If I have $1 million to invest in an airbnb, I’ll do things much differently like doing my own due diligence

Well clearly it works for her because she's been doing it for years. One piece of shit can't ruin everything...

... and get billed for it as well!

and the award for ignorance goes to...

That’s just a squat with free food and health care.

So you want us tax payers to pay for their jail time? Fuck that lol.

@@teamofone1219 yeah, criminals need jail time. You must be a big biden / soros fantard.

'This is why you don't rent your house out to people for long, the government is corrupt and allows people to magically be the new owner.' I fixed your stupid speak for you.

How long is that period?

It doesn’t matter this lady had a weekend stay and did the same thing.

And why are there laws protecting squatters? Can Can't the home owners have the utilities cut off?

@@mariahardy1201In certain places across America, that’s a form of illegal “Constructive Eviction”, as in the Homeowner can face legal charges for doing something like that

Congratulations with the big dick and ignorance

Criminal matters don't matter to criminals...

They would have to admit to running unlicensed hotels out of residential properties then.

its not a crime; it's civil matter.

Entitled Thug capital of the world

This will be the answer the way I see it

There is a portal. It is called actually using Airbnb or vrbo for rental. This lady was trying to get away with not having to use any of those businesses and avoid the fees that come along with it; which would have helped her avoid this. She spent more in lawyer fees than she would have if she had used the proper rental companies!

The USA uses your credit rating for just about everything. While we don't in Canada, if you're not going to vet. don't rent to people you can't track. This guy sounds like he doesn't have English as a first or even second language, Eastern Bloc?? Look at him. You're renting a luxury house to a guy that looks like this??!

A fake name they steal is like ID theft? If they can, they will beat this program, too.

@@mrbear1302 I'm a little old fashioned, but that's her business with what she does with her property. Doesn't permit people to be liars or thieves.

Just so we are clear though, the "squatter protections" are actually there because of bad landlords who frequently abused law abiding tenants. There has to be a distinguished line between tenant and squatter to make this right.

@@TravisDoesKayakFishing That's not why.

@@ottomueller4425 Yes it is. "Squatter laws" as they are freely called, came from unfair and unlawful landlord practices. They are abused because the line is too thin. Have you never looked into why protections like these exists?

​@@TravisDoesKayakFishing criminal lover

@@Xilladan093 political sheep

its not thievery if you gave it to the person and beyond that, it becomes hearsay . Now, if they had a business license and this had happened, then, the business is protected under a different scope of law since a business is expected to trade service or product for goods. Now, I have seen business have to go through the court process to evict tenants but the law would be more in favor of a business.

Yeah, lots of questions on how this is even possible…

She obviously didn't do it through Airbnb or vrbo. Probably trying to avoid the fees that come with using those rental companies. Well, now she has paid more in lawyer fees than she would have paid in Airbnb fees.

​@mrbear1302 so you don't believe the part where it says it was an AirBnB rental?

@@davidpawson9047 Airbnb wouldn't have allowed it to be rented without being paid for up front. She said several times she hadn't received any money at all.

@mrbear1302 People have stopped payment on cards before, they'll do it again. If the host "canceled" the reservation in order to avoid fees, that is a problem of their own making. However, relatively few guests will carry 10k on them, and few hosts will set up their own credit card acceptance account. If the guest canceled last minute to avoid paying (which is a possibility), that is fraud. I suspect this may be the more likely case: acquire the check-in info, then cancel and depend on the host not being able to react in time.

Squatters are not Airbnb. Renters with leases do the same.

I would have trouble renting to anyone. My little Brother stole thousands from our Father, then stole thousands more from our dying Middle Brother. And his Wife helped him.

What could possibly go wrong doing this in America...in 2023? 😆

It’s bad enough when you DO know your tenants.

Family can be just a bad.

That's what I was thinking

We've always paid up front

You have to pay upfront. But if you pay for two days and don’t leave for two months, two days worth of payment is virtually worthless.

@@schrodingerscat8621 if you pay for two days and are still there on the third a famous hand held device with a trigger is introduced to the party.

@@RhumpleOriginal And because of the insane laws, you now go to prison.

There is more to this story that we're not getting.

@@mrbear1302 No, there isn't.

​@@mrbear1302 crim lover

​@@mrbear1302shut up traitor

@@Xilladan093😂😂😂

Because when the police show up the squatter will claim (and often show) a fake lease. When they do so - and their stuff is in the location - the police can't really do anything because it's a civil matter. The police have no way of knowing whether the lease is fake or if it's just a vindictive landlord trying to use the police to illegally evict real tenants.

This lady did it to herself by not actually using Airbnb.

Welcome to America

This happens every countries

It’s so bad out there my mom has rentals and constantly deals with this stuff. Not to mention property damage. She’s been to court so many times to evict people for non payment.

Don't forget getting Air BnB to follow same laws as other hotels and the like. No more special treatment for people buying homes and renting them as investments. Homes are for living in, not receiving a rent pay check from. Build an apartment complex if you want to be a land lord.

May I ask what state you did this in? In Oregon,Airbnb requires no credit check, just one month and a few hundred in fees.

Naw, price gauging renters and running them out of town is the problem. Rent to regular working people and you won't get richer quicker, but maybe you'll sleep at night.

The law allows it, that it brings chaos & confusion. Just like those shoplifters = don't try to stop them from stealing merchandise, which favors criminals

Finally someone asks the right question!

Illegal, but I'm all for it

@@RichRotorhead unfortunately

Until a few senators are in this position nothing will change 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Would be nice if it didn't take a simple case 10 or 11 months to go to court... This could be handled in days if every state fast tracked these cases like some states are now doing.

She didn't go through Airbnb.

😮

So cruel to put your child through that!

Seem to be self entitled, and taking advantage of people. Just didn't run into the right one!

Hire an agent, that requires credit checks, etc. These owners are just being cheap trying to cut out a middleman. Serves them right. Penny wise, pound foolish

Except we already have a system in place for that, it is called being a hotel. AirBnB wants it both ways where they aren't tenant rentals but also not guest stays, because then it would mean they would either have to admit that they are a fly by night shady leasing agency or running unlicensed hotels. They can only operate as a business because of the current grey area.

So someone could pay for a two week rental and then the landlord could have the police evict them after 1 day and keep the money? Yeah, that's a great idea. 🙄 AirBnB wants to operate like a hotel but they offer none of the protections of one. What they're really offering are short term leases but that makes their patrons tenants, not guests. If they want to have the same protections as hotels, then they're going to need to be registered as businesses, operate only in commercial zoned areas and play things like hotel taxes.

Courts need to hear these cases in days.. not months... Thats the real problem is most states won't fast track simple cases like this....

And they should be...the squatters agreed to pay it.

How will she pay for more plastic surgery if they don't pay the rent?!!!...okay that was mean...i apologize.

Yeah why won't anyone think of the poor squatters while the rest of us pay property tax? 😢

I hope you sell something someday so I can just come and take it without paying.

They're running a business, why shouldn't they get their money? Remember, every time you purchase something, someone is making money off of you. Ever buy a house or a car? After all is said and done, how much interest did the bank make off of you? Depending on the size of the loan, it could be 10s of thousands.

2 responses: the Hotel ACT SHOULD apply, and you can get rid of non-payers immediately (short term) and in my recreational area short term rentals do NOT affect long term. ST are much more luxurious and high end; rental demand is on the low end. they do not meet. Prevent my assoc. from renting short, they simply will NOT rent, as they keep their homes for summer use for themselves and relatives. Now, in Omaha that might be different, maybe Oracle week only applies, but there's no simple answer.

@@user-zp7jp1vk2i the hotel act should apply? You forget that the only reason running AirBnBs are profitable is because they are running them as hotels but not actually following any of the regulations on running a hotel. "ST are much more luxurious and high end, rental demand is on the low end. They do not meet." Tell me that you have no idea what you are actually talking about without telling me. I work as an electrician and have experience in other realty based contract jobs. Being "high end" or being "low end" doesn't matter one iota. The vast majority of properties listed on AirBnB are the opposite of luxurious.

Curious. The State of Texas, for example, the "only requirement at the state level is to register with the Texas Comptroller's Office. This is needed in order to be able to start collecting a state hotel occupancy tax." Other states have similar rules. Some cities have additional rules. Why you think they are not "within the law" is a mystery. Also bear in mind that anything for which no law exists is perforce legal. If a governing body has not forbidden an activity, one may engage in it.

@@davidpawson9047 "Why you think they are not "within the law"is a mystery." Because none of these landlords doing this are taking those steps. It is almost like you haven't read ANY news article concerning AirBnB in the last 5 years. "If a governing body has not..." You don't understand the concept of business industries being regulated, do you? There is a reason why registered hotels get MUCH greater authority over their rights compared to the fly by night operations on Airbnb. A person can stay 6 months at an extended stay hotel, but the hotel still reserves the right to kick out a guest without eviction. Notice how the squatters in the very video you are commenting on require an eviction? Why don't you take a moment and think about that for one second before you show your own ignorance of the reality any more.

@@ShaggyRogers1 The AirBnB hosts ARE regulated, both by local ordinance and AirBnB rules.

Of course she was referring to the squatters. She was hired by the owner of the property to manage the Air BNB

@@desireesalas5820 Good to know. I thought so. But the way it was sounding and what continued afterwards didn’t go hand in hand.

2500 a week has common place , nation wide

@@lantrick LOL, the average wage a week is like 700 dollars. She will only get scammers for 10K a month for that place.

Yea there super greedy 😂

Lol! That's a bit like what my sister's neighbor did with an old farmhouse she was renting out on her property - except that "Buster" burned the place down. Sadly there was no-one home at the time.

That is irrelevant. She has worked hard to acquire real estate of this caliber and is therefore entitled to use her wealth in any manner she pleases.

@@michelledelfrate1014 She should never have been allowed to own all of that property in the first place.

You'd then complain about the cost of the rent.

Renters like this, and there are thousands of them, displace themselves. You are free to gather friends and family together and then buy your own house.

Not many renters can afford this house

@@christiancruiz9044 Ooh, not hard to spot the greedy pigs who own short term rentals in this thread, is it?

@@californiadreamer2580 You thnk renters want to be flipped out of affordable homes? Do you work for Chinese developers or a blackrock wanna be?

Americans were inconsiderate, entitled, disrespectful and selfish long before Biden took office. Why else would so many people worship and vote for that trashy New Yorker who held office before him?

Has nothing to do with Biden, idiot. Zero critical thinking skills, clearly!

You one of too many idiots that spams that everywhere, completely out of context.

Nothing whatsoever to do with politics, stop being the douche forcing politics into everything