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You have been squatting in this
residence?
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What is that?
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I'm Flash Shelton. In
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2019, squatters took over my mom's home.
The sheriff couldn't get him out, so I
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did.
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Turns out my family is not alone. Across
America, thousands of homeowners get
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locked out when a squatter moves in. Now
my team and I, we're coming in, travel
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across the country, confronting these
squatters face to face. We're not going
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anywhere to help families get their
homes back.
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I'm in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to
meet a couple whose plan to start a
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has been put on hold by squatters.
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Hey, guys. Hey, how you doing? Good, how
are you?
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Great finally meeting you. Nice to meet
you, too.
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Kaylee, correct?
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Awesome, nice to meet you both.
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Yeah, thank you again so much for
meeting with us. Yeah, I understand you
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have a squatter situation, huh?
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Yeah, so, you know, I bought this house
around 12 years ago, and then I left
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Philly for business. Currently, we're
living in Las Vegas.
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We want to move back to Philly to start
a family, you know, get married. But
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this entire situation is kind of keeping
us from moving forward with our lives.
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I had rented the house out to a tenant
for over 10 years, and when our last
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tenant moved out, I thought that, well,
you know, this was going to be perfect
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timing to move back into the house.
Okay. But I walk into my house, and
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was just a stranger in there.
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And I was like, oh, who are you? He
actually said, oh, I knew this day would
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come. So that's when he explained that
my old tenant was a friend of his, and
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said that he could stay in the house.
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Did he claim to have a lease? No.
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And your original lease did it?
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Allow him to sublease? Not at all. Okay.
I've heard this story time and time
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again. Tenant moves out. The squatter
moves in. They always blame the previous
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tenant. It's a tactic to create that
reasonable doubt. It's a story. It's all
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lies.
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Do you know anything about the squatter?
His name's Jesse.
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This was a picture of his ID.
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It looks like he applied for a duplicate
with... Your address?
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He's, like, trying to show you, like, I
live here, this is my proof?
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First time I met him, he looked me in
the eye and he said that he wanted to
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leave, but he just didn't need some
time.
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And he said that he would move out in 30
days. I decided to, you know, just kind
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of cut him some slack.
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What was supposed to be one month turned
into six months?
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He actually brought in more people.
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Now there's three people living at the
house.
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All right, and do we have any
information on the other two?
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No.
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Has your squatter offered to pay rent?
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Have they paid rent?
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Not a dime. Okay.
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I believe that there was no intent to
vacate. It was all words. It was all
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Paul has been stuck with him for six
months, and his whole life is on hold,
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waiting. Everything you described to me
is a script. They use it just to buy
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another month and another month and
another month. When I went to the police
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told them the situation, the police
officer had told me that it was a civil
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matter. And that they couldn't do
anything about it. So that's when I knew
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things were really getting serious and
that I needed to contact you. Do you
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a key for the premises?
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Yes, we do have a key.
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The other thing that I'm going to have
you do, if you're okay with it, is sign
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lease to me. Okay. Making me the legal
resident. Right. More than happy to sign
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this. Right. It's just a nightmare
situation.
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You know, someone just taking over your
house and then stopping you.
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From moving on with your life. I've
heard stories of this happening, but
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when it really happens to you, it's just
like, wow, this could happen to
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anybody. It's crazy.
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Yeah. Thank you so much. I definitely
lost sleep just thinking about how to
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this water out.
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See that picture a homeowner gave us?
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Yeah. Okay, so I'm going to get Michael
on the phone right now. Hey, Mike.
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Hey, what do we got?
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I've got another name for you.
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Jesse Paul Newton.
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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Any information that you can on him,
appreciate it. All right, I'm on it. Cam
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and I are going to head over to Paul and
Kaylee's home to check out the condo
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complex and get a lay of the land so we
can begin surveillance.
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So it's right up here on the left.
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No one's there.
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You know, I have keys.
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We can enter this residence. If I can
find an opportunity where they all are
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gone and we can just unlock the door and
walk in there, we immediately establish
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possession of the premises.
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The only thing about those townhomes,
man, they can be tricky when you're
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to see what's your entry points and, you
know, where you want to stay. Yeah, and
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the access is, like, it's a pretty
narrow area.
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It's going to be almost impossible to
approach that front door without being
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noticed.
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All right, Cam. Looks like Mike has
something for us, so let's log him in
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Okay. Hey, what do you got for us,
buddy?
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Yeah, so this guy is interesting.
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He has no criminal record, only lived at
a couple of addresses, one of which was
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his mom's address.
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He has some social media accounts.
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He doesn't seem to have very many
friends.
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There's no real information on who the
other two squatters might be living with
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him. Okay. You see anything else?
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I also learned he works from home.
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But here's what's interesting.
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He works the graveyard shift.
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That's midnight to 7, 8 a .m. That's
good to know. If we enter the property
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he'll likely be asleep, which means we'd
be able to enter safely and be prepared
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for him. All right, well, thank you.
Good luck out there. All right, thanks.
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We'll talk to you later. All right,
let's do it.
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Hello? What's that?
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What's that? I want to just talk to you.
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I just want to talk. I'm trying to talk
to you about that.
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So I want to let you know that it was
reported to us that you have been
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squatting in this residence.
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Okay, so I have an individual by the
name of Paul.
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that is the owner of this property. I
have a lease, and we're moving in here.
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now am a legal tenant, so I'm just
getting a roommate forced on me.
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I would very much prefer you not be in
my house or my space that I... Yeah, I
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understand. But I need you to also
understand the gravity of the situation.
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I understand completely.
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If you can't provide a lease, then you
are considered a squatter under the law
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in Pennsylvania.
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So I was told that there's a male and
female squatting here with you.
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Yes. Where are they?
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That is a friend of mine, but she
doesn't actually live here, but she
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But to your knowledge, they're not
expecting to live here.
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No, but they do occasionally spend a
night or two, but then they leave and go
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elsewhere. So I want to work with you,
man.
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Basically, Paul, he says that he has had
conversations with you numerous times.
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and you have agreed to leave and you've
asked for 30 days and you said that you
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need time to find a place. Well, I am
your official notice that it is time.
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Okay, so we need to really try to figure
out what we can do to come up with some
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sort of solution.
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You have a job. Yes, I do have a job.
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I don't want to move in with you. That's
not what I enjoy doing. And I'm sure
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you would rather not have all of us
living here and waking up to cameras
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morning. I have a job to do. This isn't
personal.
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Ultimately, my job is to get homes back,
okay?
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And we have a gentleman and a fiancé
hoping to start a family here.
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And I can say that I don't see any
packing going on like you're intending
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move.
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Because the first place I was able to
find isn't available until early May. We
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really need to try to be creative here
together. I will work with you, but we
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really have to come up. I mean, right
now we're in February.
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Start Googling other stuff around, maybe
a single. What is your budget,
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realistically? I can afford under a
thousand.
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The truth how I believe it is he had no
intentions to move out and to vacate.
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All of the times that he's asked for
more time, I don't believe that he truly
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intended to vacate. And now we're going
to push the issue. We're going to help
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him find a place and vacate.
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Found a studio, man, for 350 bucks.
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350 for a studio.
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Studio fully furnished.
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This might be a good option to call on.
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At least check it out.
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Seems like a viable solution.
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Right now, I have to be good cop.
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I have to do everything I can to help
him.
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Even if we have to set him up in another
place and physically help him move,
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that's what I feel like I need to do in
this one.
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Right now, my goal is to have you sign a
vacate agreement.
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stating that you are vacating the
premises, and you are acknowledging
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consequence if you don't.
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Can we work out an agreement and help
you relocate?
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Yes.
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He's agreed to move out, but if he
doesn't leave, and this is all a game to
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I have to be prepared to move to the
next level.
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Let's get a vacate agreement.
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At that point, I'm going to be a very
annoying roommate.
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All right, so I just got that listing.
I'm going to go ahead and email it.
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you. So if we can set up an appointment
with them, I'd be happy to take you over
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there. In the meantime, we can also try
to look for some other options as well,
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okay? Found another one on Craig's list,
University of the City. They do one
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month free.
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One month free? Okay. Yeah.
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Let's reach out to them.
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We're going to occupy this property
until the squatter is gone and the house
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secure.
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Whenever you have the opportunity, keep
checking that listing.
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Oh, I checked about five minutes ago.
Yeah, so just keep checking tonight. I
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know you're going to be working between
now and tomorrow morning. Hopefully we
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get a confirmation.
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What is that?
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What the hell is that?
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Watch out, Ziz. Get in front of me,
please.
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Okay.
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Hey.
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Okay.
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Listen, I just wanted to talk to you.
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I just wanted to talk to you, man.
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Look, I don't mean you any harm.
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I want to hear that story.
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So you're paying to be here? Who are you
paying?
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Jesse, is that true?
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But every one of us has to leave.
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Leave when?
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Everyone is out of here as of today.
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No, not me.
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Yeah, you are out of here. It is illegal
here for him to rent. He is not legally
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allowed to rent to you. I'm not supposed
to know that. He did.
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Jesse, I'm going to punch you dead in
your face.
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Are y 'all leaving or are y 'all
staying?
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We're staying.
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You might as well get comfortable too,
them big doves. I pay to be here. I work
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every day.
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What am I supposed to do?
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So now what? You want to chill and have
a conversation with me? To me, I'm a
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little angry.
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Okay, and I understand. What am I
supposed to do? You guys, according to
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law, are considered squatters. I'm not a
squatter, and I am a paid tenant.
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Look, this is something we're going to
have to sort out.
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Exactly. Because I found this thing out
before a room for rent.
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You know what I mean? So you're saying
that Jesse put an ad out on Craigslist?
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100%. So Jesse's saying he never posted
and that
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he didn't.
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Jesse's a liar.
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You know what? Really?
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Dude, peace.
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Unfortunately, I mean, look, I have a
job to do. Yeah.
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And I totally get that. Yeah. Okay? And,
you know, ultimately I have to give
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this home back to the homeowner. Okay.
Because the home was taken illegally
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him. How are you paying Jesse?
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Cash. Cash.
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And he told me he was related to the
Chinese man.
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The homeowner has never received any
rent from Jesse. That's wild.
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That's wild. I've got a man and his
fiance that have been trying to move
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this house and have been here three
times and have been told that he just
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a little bit of time to get out.
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When was the last time you were here?
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He was here a few months ago.
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That was the day I was at work, and she
met him, and she called me and said,
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hey, the owner of the house is here to
tell you.
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Wow.
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Huh.
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Jesse said that he just needed a little
bit of time and that he would be out
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within 30 days.
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Wow. I've been here for months, and I
have mail here.
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I have proof that I'm paid to be a
tenant here. I got text messages.
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Show me.
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Hey, Jesse, good morning. It's your
roommate, Daniel. I had to get a new
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number because my phone got smashed and
it was cheaper to get a new one. I have
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the rest of the rent that I owe you for
October, and I also have this month's
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for you as well. I'm sorry for being a
little late on the payments, and thank
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you for being patient with me.
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But if you need some cash before then,
when I return home from work, she's
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upstairs and she has half of the rent,
and I'll give you the rest of the half
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later. Hey, Daniel, good morning to you.
I was trying to catch you before you
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left for work this morning and talk to
you about just that.
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Jesse lied to me. Daniel's text message
clearly showed a conversation between
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him and Jesse about rent money and Jesse
acknowledging the acceptance of rent
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payment. The way I see it, you know, you
may have been caught in the middle of
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bullshit. Absolutely. So that told me
that some of what Daniel said was true
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he may have been duped. So, you know,
basically I'm disappointed.
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That I collected a few bucks from him
one time. You told me, and I
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asked you, were you charging rent from
anyone ever, and you told me no.
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It's called theft by deception, man. Go
to jail for that.
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That I forgot that he paid me $150 one
time.
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But you also mentioned to us that nobody
was living here, too.
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He has not actually lived here. He has
been in and out for a couple weeks here,
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a couple weeks there. He got little.
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Don't believe that dude. He's an
alcoholic, drunk.
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You get inside of his room, get inside
of his room and break his sleep.
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I'm Daniel.
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Do it in peace.
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Let him be.
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He's got to live with himself. You've
got to live with yourself.
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Danny, come here a second.
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Come here, listen.
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So, right now, we need to focus on what
we need, and we need to de -escalate.
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Because I'm going to tell you right now,
there is no, nothing, zero, that's
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going to be accomplished.
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My bad, Flash. Okay? My bad. All right,
keep that. I'm just mad.
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I get it. I totally get it.
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Dude's a con artist. I get it. Yelling
at him and calling him names or doing
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anything else is only going to make this
situation get worse.
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Nah, you're right. You're right. All
right?
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I'm not going to hurt that man, bro,
because I know I could really hurt that
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man. But I'm not going to do it. That's
not a fair fight.
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When Daniel first came in, he was
clearly upset. He was even threatening
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punch people in the face and get
physical.
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When I finally got him to talk, he
started telling me his side of the
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this situation,
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Jesse conned him.
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We know Jesse is on his way out. I need
to give this house back.
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You know, ultimately, I want to try to
come up with some sort of vacate
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agreement. So how can we get there?
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I don't like that you're in this
situation, but I have a job to do, too.
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Listen to me.
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You sign a vacate agreement and we will
put you up in a hotel for one week.
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And all you got to do is just be out of
here by Monday.
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Though I never pay squatters to leave.
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The situation with Daniel and his
girlfriend, it's unique.
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These two, they believe that they're
legitimate tenants, and they may never
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their money back.
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I just want to help you. That's the best
solution I can come up with. I get it.
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I get it.
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Dude, we're both in this situation.
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I get it.
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Work with us, Dan. Work with us.
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I guess I have no choice.
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Ultimately, I was able to get agreements
to vacate by three occupants today.
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In a couple days, I am taking over this
house. I'm locking it up, and everything
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remaining is going to storage.
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I mean, life ain't over.
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No, it isn't. I've been a survivor my
whole life, so I'll figure it out.
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Sometimes we get comfortable, and, you
know, that's really our biggest enemy is
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comfort, you know. Yeah, for sure.
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Keep moving.
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Change is good.
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All right, man. All right.
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Absolutely, man.
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Jeff, hey.
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What up, Doc?
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What's up?
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So Daniel and his girlfriend moved out.
Yeah. Hey, how much stuff do you
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actually have to move today? The mover
canceled, so we're going to just.
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Do it. The biggest item is a TV. Do you
mind if I grab it? Really want to walk
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through the beer cans?
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Okay. Mind being a beer can.
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We'll survive, brother.
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Jesse came across as this nice guy that
just needs a little bit of help, but he
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was deceitful.
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He was dishonest.
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He was just playing a game and taking
advantage of a kind heart.
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Whatever's left here, the owner will be
putting in storage.
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And then another thing, Jesse, I need to
get the other key.
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Yeah, I figured as much.
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We've got the house squared away right
now, and I get to come down and meet
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and Kaylee and give them some good news.
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We've removed their squatters.
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I get to give them the key back.
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This is a good day.
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Hey, Flash.
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Hey, guys.
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How you doing? I'm doing well. How are
you?
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I don't know. You're anticipating right
now, right? Yes, yes.
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No one's at the house now?
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So we escorted the last squatter out
this morning. I do have my guy, Tam,
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sure that no one else comes back to the
house. So I'm going to give you your
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key. Oh, my gosh. I don't know whether
it's a...
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Thank you so much. Absolutely, man.
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Absolutely. Thank you.
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I'm thrilled that we're finally going to
be able to move into the house, make
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renovations, start our family.
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All right, guys. I'm happy to finally be
able to show her the house that I've
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told her so much about. Thank you again,
Flash.
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Absolutely. Much appreciated.
Absolutely.
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