Ну скорее тогда не анархия, а охлократия, к которой семимильными шагами движется Америка, искренне путая её с демократией.

Даже так? Заселяешься в пустующий дом, живешь пять лет, и дом твой по закону? Интересно, а что делать людям, уезжающим по контракту в другие страны работать? Дом с собой забирать?

Нанимают компании которые за вашим домом смотрят. Но да, такое возможно. В Калифорнии такое было уже давно. Особенно во времена обвала цен на дома (2008?). Тогда народ побросал дома так как платить нечем было и другие въезжали и жили.

Нанимают компании которые за вашим домом смотрят. Но да, такое возможно. В Калифорнии такое было уже давно. Особенно во времена обвала цен на дома (2008?). Тогда народ побросал дома так как платить нечем было и другие въезжали и жили.

То есть, если соседи заметят что то и вызовут полицию, то полиция, не имеет права арестовать за проникновение в чужое проперти???

Let’s say you have rental property that has been vacant and you haven’t been to visit it for a while. When you do go … surprise! You find some uninvited and unwelcome residents living there. Can you kick them out?

It depends. In some cities, if squatters turned on utilities at that address in their name, they might be able to claim residency. Even though these people are stealing your property, the police consider this a civil, not a criminal, matter.

To get the squatters out, you would need to open a court case. Fun, huh? You probably know that most court systems aren’t exactly the epitome of efficiency. The case could take months or even years to resolve.

What You Can’t Do
If you find an unwelcome squatter living on your property or if you have a tenant who stopped paying rent, you can’t do the following:

Put padlocks on the place to keep him out
Shut off utilities
Try to intimidate him in any way
Courts could view those acts as self-help, or illegal, and could fine you.

Regarding shutting off utilities, it’s probably better to keep them on anyway. Your squatter might improvise by using candles that could start a fire. He also might continue to use the bathroom facilities

То есть, если соседи заметят что то и вызовут полицию, то полиция, не имеет права арестовать за проникновение в чужое проперти???

The saga began when builder Mr Best, 47, quietly began renovating the three-bedroom, semi-detached house in 1997.

It had been left empty after Mr Curtis moved out a year earlier, when he inherited another property from an aunt.

Mr Best then moved into the £400,000 house in 2012, and later that year submitted an application for adverse possession – under which a trespasser can win rights to somewhere they do not legally own.

He was initially turned down by the Chief Land Registrar as his claim came just a few weeks after squatting was criminalised under Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act.

However this was overruled by the High Court in 2014, with the judge saying previous legislation which treated squatting as a civil matter should apply.