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Tarrant County Property Tax
Home for 2.5 million in South Florida has been taken over by squatters and police are not entitled to perform the eviction.
7,500 square feet of land in Boca Raton, Florida, is currently inhabited by a Brazilian actor, André Barbosa. The 23-year-old youth used the ancient legal agreement called "adverse possession" that allows the property ownership is not livable for acquired/taken over by anyone who occupies and maintain the property and pay the real estate taxes for seven years.
"Nobody is happy – we all spend a lot of money to live on this street," said a neighbor told ABC News. "This person is trying to get something."
However, Bank of America, which confiscated the property of the 580 on Harbour Drive Gold in July, has now issued a rejection of the law to issue Barbosa as well as collecting $15,000 of legal costs and compensation.
The five-bedroom House has been empty for about 18 months before the "tenant" to take ownership and submits papers to compete get those home ownership in Florida Property Appraiser's Office. Barbosa, nicknamed "son of Loki," attaching a copy of the signed and legal claims in the front window of the House, according to the Sun-Sentinel of Florida.
Adverse possession case was used by the inhabitants of the wild to acquire real estate have been soaring since the economic crisis. As many as 38 such claims have been made against the Palm Beach County Property in the County during the last three years, according to the Palm Beach Post reports.
However, the American judges not always sympathetic to the claimant's ownership of such adverse. David Cooper, 26, was found guilty of robbery and theft in Tarrant County, Texas, in November after he tried to use the law to take possession of the House for $400.000 in North Arlington.
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