Pennsylvania Man Pays Ransom to Squatters to Reclaim House

Metro East REIA

Jan 19, 20241 min read

A real estate investor in NW Philadelphia recently had to pay squatters $1,200 to leave a house he was selling after police said they couldn’t get involved – calling it a landlord-tenant issue since they claimed to be renters. And, to add insult to injury, local court staff said a formal eviction could take more than six months. Continue reading HERE...

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Pennsylvania Man Pays Ransom to Squatters to Reclaim House

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