#property-rights

#property-rights

"I wasn't trespassing, I was clearing out her crappy trees," Jacoby told the Boston Globe in a one-line email.

"There should be nobody there." Mike Haskell, owner, emphasizes the shock of finding squatters in his house a day before sale.

Brooklyn will not tolerate scammers coming to our borough to prey on vulnerable Black and Brown homeowners and we will fight back with resources to assist victims.

Ownership has to come with creativity. If you've got creative ability but you don't have ownership of what you make that doesn't work.

"I know Midpen only likes to cite my dad as the person who was responsible for caretaking but that wasn't true. My mom and I had taken over his responsibilities."

In a stunning legal decision, the court ruled that June Ashimola, previously believed dead, is alive, overturning claims of a fraudulent death certificate.

Lorber stated, "That house shouldn't be gated but what was beautiful in the late 19th century is unfortunately in need of more protection in our century." She expressed frustration over the ongoing issues caused by fans inquiring about the property.

California governor Gavin Newsom's veto of the bill aimed at compensating Black families for unjustly seized property signifies a setback for reparations efforts, emphasizing the complex interplay of legislative action and historical injustices.

Gov. Maura Healey signed a new law in Massachusetts preventing cities from keeping excess equity of foreclosed properties beyond what's owed, returning it to the previous owners instead.