Is the guy living there now? Seems he would have the same incentives as any owner.
I don't see why the neighborhood cares at all, or why anyone should care what the neighbors think.
I don't see why the neighborhood cares at all, or why anyone should care what the neighbors think.
My brother owns rent houses; from the stories he tells, he would disagree even about renters, let alone squatters.
And recall the quote attributed to Lawrence Summers: In the history of the world, no one has ever washed a rented car. [1]
It's funny, my brother did that just last week. It was extremely muddy from when he got it stuck in the middle of a pasture.
Man, I'm sure glad Lawrence Summers doesn't go to Burning Man. But if he did, it sounds like his entire worldview would be destroyed.
Then again I am a bit older, arguably a bit wiser, and I haven't even considered cleaning a rental car since then.
There must be some aspect to this that you all know about but I'm missing.