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Navigating Unlawful Detainer Cases in Miami-Dade County, Florida: A Helpful Guide for Property Owners Unlawful detainer lawyer Miami-Dade Hey there! Today, we’re diving into the nitty-gritty of dealing with unlawful detainer cases right here in Miami-Dade County, Florida. If you’re a property owner grappling with an unwelcome guest or a stubborn family member overstaying their welcome, you’re in…

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The Florida Legislature unanimously passed a bill that would allow police to immediately remove squatters — a departure from the lengthy court cases required in most states.

"It gives me a real feeling of positive hope that we still have the ability to discuss challenges in our society and work with our legislatures in a bipartisan way," Patti Peeples, a Sunshine State property owner who was barred from her own home after squatters refused to leave, told News4Jax.

The legislation, which passed both chambers earlier this month, would allow police to remove squatters without a lease authorized by the property owner and adds criminal penalties. Landlords, under the current law, typically have to wade through a long and expensive legal process to remove squatters.

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"Imagine for a moment that you leave from your day of serving the citizens of Florida as a senator and you return to your home," Peeples told the state Senate Criminal Justice Committee in February. "But when you walk in, there are strangers sitting on your sofa, watching your TV, eating your food."

"You ask who they are and what they are doing, and they tell you that they have rented this house and present you with a lease," she continued.

An advocacy group, Florida Rising, initially opposed the legislation, fearing landlords could abuse the measures to quickly boot legitimate tenants. But the group took a neutral position after amendments were added to protect legal occupants, a spokesperson told News4Jax.

The bill, now headed to Gov. Ron DeSantis’ desk, would also allow wrongfully evicted tenants to sue to regain access and recover attorneys’ fees and damages.

Last year, it took weeks for the squatters in Peeples’ home to get evicted. They had produced a lease and claimed they were rental scam victims — a strategy the squatters used previously, court records show.

By the time they were ousted, Peeples’ house was left with thousands of dollars worth of damage.

"I've had so many emotions," Peeples told Fox News in April. "I've had just intense anger, I have felt defeated, I felt wronged by the legal system, I felt wronged by the police system."

The squatters never faced criminal charges.

If the Florida legislation becomes law, intentionally presenting a phony lease would be designated as a misdemeanor, and selling or leasing someone else’s property would be a felony, as would causing more than $1,000 in property damage.

Flash Shelton, a handyman-turned-squatter hunter, recently told Fox News that squatting laws needed to become stricter so landlords could more easily boot illegal occupants. He pointed to Atlanta, where, according to the National Rental Home Council, around 1,200 homes have been taken over by squatters.

"If we were to criminalize it, that would enable us to send in the National Guard to sweep that whole neighborhood and get those 1,200 houses clear," Shelton told Fox News in February.

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Renting is supposed to be one of the most hectic and time-consuming tasks in Camarillo, CA, for any landlord. Finding reliable tenants and juggling maintenance requests, indeed, require lots of effort and time. However, the entire procedure can be made quite easy with Camarillo property management. It makes it easier for the landlord because investment in a known property management company guarantees better maintenance of the rental property and also that a tenant will be satisfied with it. This blog will consider how property management services in Camarillo could streamline this process and allow one to run his rental business in a more effective manner.

How Can Property Management Services in Camarillo Help You Find the Right Tenants?

Well, tenant-finding is an important task in property management. Without a full screening process, you will most likely rent to those tenants who will cause you trouble. Tenant screening, including background checks and other relevant reports like credit reports, as well as verification of rental histories. A professional property management company in Camarillo will take care of this process. It allows you to make tenants responsible enough that their rental payments can be expected on time, as well as have good use of your property and compliance with what has been stated, at least in the lease. By letting the appropriate professionals take care of this, you can eliminate the guesswork and chances for problems to occur.

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Texas landlords have too long enjoyed easy evictions without due process

In targeting ‘squatters,’ real tenants pay the price

By MARK MELTON

For months now, the landlord associations have been courting the Texas Legislature to make it even easier than it already is to evict poor tenants.

But instead of calling it what it is, they have framed their request as a need to evict “squatters.”

And no one likes squatters.

So, of course, it’s making headway.

But here’s the real story.

Squatters are like Sasquatch;

rarely seen by anyone in the wild and often confused with something else.

By contrast, evictions in Texas are a real problem, and these proposals would increase homelessness and cause real harm to low-income Texans.

Other states such as Florida and Georgia have passed actual, limited anti-squatter legislation, but what the landlord associations are proposing in Texas is a Trojan horse for sweeping, dangerous anti-tenant legislation.

This ruse must stop.

In March 2020, as the pandemic began to rage, I started a pro bono project that became a nonprofit law firm called the Dallas Eviction Advocacy Center.

We defend tenants facing eviction for free.

Since then we’ve represented tens of thousands of tenants.

I can count on one hand how many times I’ve seen a legitimate squatter situation.

I won’t say it never happens.

But it almost never happens.

So why all the fuss about squatters?

The actual issue is that since the pandemic, additional funding has been available to help tenants facing eviction.

In 2021, I and two other lawyers won 95.9% of the 853 eviction cases we tried because that’s how often landlords didn’t follow the rule of law in eviction cases.

There was a culture of noncompliance in the landlord community that had not previously been challenged at scale.

Before the pandemic, fewer than 3% of tenants had a lawyer.

Most of the time, landlords could just walk into a courtroom and get an eviction without any evidence that a tenant had breached their lease.

Back in 1974, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall said the courts were never meant to be “rubber stamps for landlords seeking to evict their tenants.”

But that’s exactly what was happening in Dallas courts.

As more lawyers like us showed up in courtrooms, landlords were forced to actually prove their cases.

They don’t like that.

After one particular case I won, the landlord turned to the judge and complained in frustration, “You mean I have to bring evidence to every one of these hearings now?”

That’s how used to winning they were before we arrived on the scene.

They didn’t even bring evidence to court.

Today, the Dallas Eviction Advocacy Center represents around 500 households each month in court.

No longer is it the case that landlords can simply railroad tenants and unlawfully remove them from their home.

There’s a new accountability in the system that didn’t previously exist.

Tenants are, for the first time, getting the due process they are owed under the Constitution.

Landlords have decided that because the rules no longer work for them, they want to change the rules.

It’s not squatters they’re concerned about; it’s real tenants, the majority of which have children in the home.

Usually, it’s single moms and their kids.

But, obviously, the landlords can’t say that out loud, so they instead reframe it with an unsympathetic villain, the imaginary squatter.

Mountains of research have shown that evictions increase homelessness and harm to individuals and their children, as well as whole communities and taxpayers.

You may be thinking that people who don’t pay their rent deserve to be kicked into the street.

Perhaps, they too are unsympathetic villains in your mind.

But this is America, where the rule of law is supposed to mean something.

Before we do something as serious as throw a single mother and her children into the street, we should be absolutely sure that’s the right answer under the law.

Eviction has serious consequences and deserves serious deliberation, not the 3 minutes and 59 seconds we currently spend, which is the average length of an eviction hearing, according to a 2022 report by the Child Poverty Action Lab.

Often the real issue is something like this:

A mother complained about the air conditioner not working, and the landlord would rather kick them out than fix it.

That family deserves due process, a simple chance to be heard in a court of law to state their case before we remove them from their home. But

the new proposed policies would allow a landlord to simply attest that this mom is a “squatter” and remove her without a hearing if she can’t figure out how to file a legal affidavit with the court within three days.

Do you know how to prepare an affidavit?

Neither does she.

Under current law, evicting a tenant is easy.

You give them one notice.

Then you file a form with the justice of the peace.

If you can prove to the court you gave the notice correctly and that the tenant breached the lease, you show up with the constable and remove them and their things.

It’s not hard.

But the landlords are asking the Legislature to remove all of the due process that only minimally protects tenants because that’s just too much for them to handle.

We shouldn’t be kicking kids out of their homes without due process.

The landlord associations are out of control.

Mark Melton is board chair for the Dallas Eviction Advocacy Center.

759 eviction cases on one day for suffering residents

On the coldest day Houston had experienced in nearly year, a whopping 759 eviction cases were scheduled to be heard last Tuesday by one judge, causing hours of delays and frustration for residents forced to wait outside.

There were so many cases that, even if each were resolved in a minute – roughly the amount of time it takes to record a default judgment if one or both parties doesn’t show up – it would have taken nearly 13 hours, without meal or bathroom breaks, to hear them all.

After standing outside in the subfreezing weather for one hour and then inside the lobby for 2 1/ 2 hours, Kornelia Allen wondered why anyone would schedule hundreds of cases in a courtroom with a capacity of 92 people.

For Allen, who has had back surgery, standing for so long with nowhere to sit was far from ideal – especially if there was a good chance there wouldn’t be enough time to hear her case that day.

“It makes no sense,” she said.

The nearly 800 eviction cases scheduled that day in Gulfton was the largest number on record for eviction hearings set for one day in Harris County.

By comparison, in 2023, two dockets that raised eyebrows in the same court – Precinct 5, Place 1 on Chimney Rock Road – had fewer than 500 hearings each.

The megadocket was partially attributable to an outgoing judge’s decision to reset many of the cases from his lameduck period to the first eviction docket of the next judge, James Lombardino.

It also was due to a quirk in Texas law.

In Harris County, the area each justice of the peace serves has not been updated in more than 50 years, a period in which the population boomed in the suburbs.

As a result, some courts hear 15 times the number of civil cases that other courts do.

The Houston County Commissioners Court has declined to adjust the jurisdictions for more than half a century because county constables, who have scaled their operations to expand with growing populations, share precinct boundaries with justices of the peace, which have not.

County constables wield considerable political power and have little incentive to support a redistricting that would shrink their borders, and the Commissioners Court has allowed the problem to fester.

That means Harris County residents’ experiences vary wildly in the justice system, depending on where they live.

Waiting in the cold

While some landlords and tenants attend quiet, nearly empty courtrooms and have ample time to argue their cases, in Precinct 5 – which stretches west of Gulfton out to Waller and Katy and down toward Sugar Land – plaintiffs, defendants and lawyers queued in a line snaking around the courthouse and back through the parking lot.

As the sun rose, their breath formed white clouds of vapor.

They wore hoodies and puffy coats and sandals and work boots.

Others waited in their vehicles to stay warm.

When the doors opened at 8 a.m., they could not all fit inside.

Even the people who had arrived the earliest and braved the 31-degree weather were not guaranteed a spot in the courtroom, the only place with seating.

First, the staff allowed only lawyers into the courtroom. Tenants and landlords murmured to one another and clutched folders filled with documents they had hoped to present.

“This is crazy,” one woman said.

At 9 a.m., the staff began allowing in landlords and their representatives.

“Plaintiffs only. Plaintiffs only,” the assistant chief clerk said.

More than 80 filed in.

Tenants voiced their disbelief.

“It’s inhuman to have us waiting outside in the cold,” Chynna Hunter said.

Delays in eviction cases

Lombardino took the bench and explained that his predecessor, Israel B. Garcia Jr., had reset many of his November and December cases to that day, creating the historic docket.

“We want to make sure the folks today who want a hearing can having a hearing,” Lombardino said.

“I apologize for what’s going on.”

In an email sent during a break that afternoon, he said he did not like resetting cases without cause and that he was working to resolve as many cases as he could.

One of the landlords piped up.

“What if your case has been reset three times without being heard?” she asked, frustration evident in her voice.

Outside the courtroom, tenants were also upset about having taken off work to attend a hearing, only to be reset.

The Commissioners Court could tackle the problem by temporarily hiring additional judges, as it did in 2021 to handle a backlog in district courts, or by adding more justice of the peace courts to the precincts where the caseloads are the largest.

Dana Karni, litigation director for the nonprofit Lone Star Legal Aid, said increasing the number of courthouses “would certainly relieve some of the busiest courts.”

Until the Commissioners Court takes action, huge disparities continue to exist throughout the region, taxing the ability of Harris County residents and landlords in certain neighborhoods to receive justice.

On this day, the assistant chief clerk, who was stationed at the door of the courtroom, called each party’s name.

Then the names were echoed by a staff member in the lobby and then, more distantly, by another staff member to the people waiting outdoors.

The process repeated with each case — a high-stakes game of telephone that was not always heard in the lobby over the hubbub of tenants commiserating, playing the cartoon “Bluey” to distract their newborns or recording TikTok videos.

If tenants or landlords are not present when their cases are called, the court automatically rules against them.

And so to avoid that outcome, they were at the court’s beck and call — forced to wait hours outdoors or without seating, and forced to take more time off work if their case was ultimately rescheduled.

At 11 a.m., a woman with a cane who had been there three hours decided to leave, explaining that she couldn’t stand for any longer, even it meant risking the loss of her eviction case.

“It’s archaic and barbaric,” she said before heading out.

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Several cities stand out in Florida for rental property investments. Orlando, known for its theme parks and vibrant nightlife, has a growing population of tourists and residents alike, making it ideal for short-term rentals. Miami's diverse culture and booming economy attract renters, while Tampa Bay offers a mix of urban and suburban living. Each city presents unique opportunities and challenges, so thorough research and market analysis are essential for choosing the right location among Florida rental properties for sale.

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Investing in Florida rental properties comes with numerous advantages. The state boasts no state income tax, which can significantly enhance an investor's bottom line. Additionally, Florida's warm climate and recreational activities draw a steady flow of tourists and new residents, ensuring high rental demand. Property values have historically appreciated, making it a solid long-term investment. With the right approach, Florida rental properties for sale can generate consistent cash flow and provide financial security for investors.

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Before diving into the purchase of Florida rental properties for sale, it's crucial to familiarize yourself with local regulations and laws governing rental properties. Florida has specific rules regarding tenant rights, lease agreements, and eviction processes that vary by county. Being knowledgeable about these regulations can help investors avoid legal pitfalls and maintain positive landlord-tenant relationships. Consulting with a local real estate attorney or property management expert can ensure compliance and smooth operation of rental properties in Florida.

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Securing financing for Florida rental properties for sale is an essential step in the investment process. Investors can choose from various financing options, including conventional loans, FHA loans, and portfolio loans, each with its benefits and requirements. It’s essential to assess your financial situation and investment goals to select the right financing strategy. Working with a mortgage broker experienced in investment properties can help you navigate the options and secure favorable terms, maximizing your investment potential.

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Effective management is key to maximizing returns on Florida rental properties for sale. Whether you're a hands-on landlord or hiring a property management company, implementing solid management practices is essential. Regular maintenance, timely rent collection, and clear communication with tenants can lead to high occupancy rates and tenant satisfaction. Additionally, understanding the local rental market can help you set competitive rental prices and attract quality tenants, ultimately enhancing your investment's profitability.

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As we look ahead, several trends are shaping the future of Florida rental properties for sale. Remote work is driving demand for larger homes in suburban areas, while vacation rentals are seeing increased interest due to the state’s tourism rebound. Additionally, sustainable living is gaining traction, with eco-friendly properties becoming more desirable. Investors who stay informed about these trends can adapt their strategies and make savvy decisions to capitalize on the evolving rental landscape in Florida.

Conclusion

Discovering the best Florida rental properties for sale offers a wealth of investment opportunities for savvy investors. With a booming real estate market, no state income tax, and a strong demand for rentals, Florida is an ideal location to build wealth. By carefully researching popular areas, understanding financing options, and leveraging property management services, investors can maximize their returns. Embrace the potential of Florida rental properties and secure your financial future in this thriving market.

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When considering investment properties in Florida, selecting the right location is paramount to maximizing returns and ensuring long-term success. Florida's real estate market is highly diverse, with each region offering distinct advantages. For instance, Miami is renowned for its vibrant nightlife, cultural diversity, and strong rental demand, making it ideal for luxury condos and short-term rental properties. Orlando, with its family-friendly attractions and significant tourism traffic, is perfect for vacation rentals and properties catering to the entertainment industry. Tampa and St. Petersburg, with their growing job markets and attractive coastal living, offer promising opportunities for both residential and commercial investments.

Key Factors To Consider When Buying Investment Properties In Florida

Purchasing investment properties in Florida requires careful consideration of several key factors to ensure a successful investment. Firstly, understanding the local real estate market is crucial. This includes analyzing property values, rental rates, and vacancy rates in the area. A thorough market analysis helps in assessing whether the property will generate positive cash flow and appreciate in value over time. Additionally, evaluating the neighborhood’s amenities, crime rates, and proximity to schools and public transportation can influence the attractiveness of the property to potential tenants or buyers.

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To make informed decisions about investing in Florida real estate, investors must stay updated on market trends and economic indicators. Florida's real estate market is influenced by various factors, including population growth, employment rates, and tourism activity. Tracking trends such as rising property values, changes in rental demand, and shifts in buyer preferences can provide insights into future market conditions. For instance, areas experiencing rapid population growth or significant infrastructure development may offer better investment opportunities due to increasing demand.

How To Finance Your Investment Properties In Florida?

Financing is a key component of investing in Florida real estate and involves exploring various funding options to acquire investment properties. Traditional mortgage loans are a common choice, but investors should also consider alternative financing methods, such as private loans, hard money loans, or real estate crowdfunding platforms. Each financing option has its advantages and drawbacks, depending on the investor's financial situation and investment goals.

Maximizing Returns On Investment Properties In Florida

Maximizing returns on investment properties in Florida involves implementing strategies to enhance property value and generate steady rental income. One effective strategy is to focus on property management and maintenance to ensure the property remains in excellent condition and attracts quality tenants. Regular maintenance, timely repairs, and property upgrades can contribute to higher rental rates and lower vacancy periods.

Legal Considerations For Investment Properties In Florida

Navigating legal considerations is crucial when investing in Florida real estate to ensure compliance with local, state, and federal regulations. Investors must familiarize themselves with Florida’s landlord-tenant laws, which govern rental agreements, security deposits, and eviction processes. Understanding these laws helps in maintaining legal and fair relationships with tenants and avoiding potential legal disputes.

The Role Of Property Management In Investment Properties In Florida

Property management plays a critical role in the success of investment properties in Florida. Effective property management ensures that the property is well-maintained, tenants are satisfied, and rental income is maximized. Property managers handle various tasks, including tenant screening, lease agreements, rent collection, maintenance requests, and addressing tenant concerns. Their expertise in managing day-to-day operations and maintaining property standards contributes to a positive rental experience and minimizes vacancy rates.

Top Features To Look For In Investment Properties In Florida

When evaluating investment properties in Florida, certain features can significantly impact their attractiveness and profitability. Key features to consider include location, property condition, and potential for rental income. Properties located in desirable neighborhoods with proximity to amenities, schools, and transportation are more likely to attract tenants and command higher rental rates.

Conclusion

Investing in properties in Florida offers a promising opportunity for real estate investors seeking diverse and profitable options. By carefully evaluating prime locations, understanding market trends, and considering key factors such as financing and property management, investors can make informed decisions and optimize their returns. Staying informed about legal considerations and leveraging effective property management practices further contribute to the success of Florida real estate investments. With its dynamic market and attractive investment potential, Florida remains a top choice for investors looking to capitalize on real estate opportunities in a thriving and diverse environment.

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Managing Florida investment properties effectively requires a strategic approach. Start by understanding the local market trends and regulations to ensure compliance and maximize rental income. Screen tenants thoroughly to find reliable renters and maintain open communication to address any issues promptly. Regular property maintenance and timely repairs are crucial to preserving property value and ensuring tenant satisfaction. Implementing efficient financial tracking and budgeting practices will help manage expenses and optimize profitability.

Understanding the Market for Florida Investment Properties

To successfully invest in Florida investment properties, it's crucial to have a deep understanding of the local market. Research trends such as property values, rental rates, and neighborhood growth. Florida's diverse real estate market varies significantly between urban areas like Miami and Orlando and more rural regions. Analyzing local economic indicators and demographic data can help you identify high-potential areas for investment. By staying informed about market conditions, you can make strategic decisions that enhance the profitability of your Florida investment properties.

Key Factors to Consider When Buying Florida Investment Properties

When purchasing Florida investment properties, several factors should be top of mind. First, evaluate the location's potential for rental income and property appreciation. Proximity to amenities, schools, and transportation can impact demand and rental rates. Additionally, assess the condition of the property and any potential repair or renovation costs. It's also important to understand local zoning laws and property management regulations. Thorough due diligence will help you select the right Florida investment properties that align with your investment goals.

Financing Options for Florida Investment Properties

Securing financing is a critical step in acquiring Florida investment properties. Explore various options, including conventional mortgages, private lenders, and real estate investment trusts (REITs). Consider factors such as interest rates, down payment requirements, and loan terms. It's also beneficial to have a solid credit score and financial history to improve your chances of obtaining favorable loan conditions. Understanding your financing options can help you manage cash flow and maximize returns on your Florida investment properties.

Effective Property Management for Florida Investment Properties

Effective property management is key to the success of Florida investment properties. This involves handling tenant relations, maintaining the property, and managing finances. Establish clear lease agreements and conduct regular property inspections to ensure tenant compliance and property upkeep. Implementing a robust system for rent collection and maintenance requests can streamline operations and enhance tenant satisfaction. For those who prefer a hands-off approach, hiring a local property management company can provide expertise and efficiency in managing your Florida investment properties.

Legal Considerations for Florida Investment Properties

Navigating the legal landscape is essential when dealing with Florida investment properties. Familiarize yourself with Florida's landlord-tenant laws, which cover aspects like security deposits, eviction processes, and lease agreements. Compliance with local ordinances and state regulations is crucial to avoid legal disputes and fines. Additionally, consider consulting with a real estate attorney to ensure that all contracts and transactions are legally sound. Understanding your legal obligations and rights will help protect your investment and ensure smooth management of your Florida investment properties.

Tax Implications of Florida Investment Properties

Investing in Florida investment properties comes with various tax implications. Familiarize yourself with federal and state tax laws related to rental income, property depreciation, and potential deductions. Florida does not have a state income tax, which can be advantageous for investors. However, it's important to understand how property taxes and other local taxes might impact your overall profitability. Consulting with a tax professional can help you optimize your tax strategy and ensure compliance with tax regulations related to your Florida investment properties.

Future Trends in Florida Investment Properties

Keeping an eye on future trends can give you a competitive edge in Florida investment properties. Emerging trends such as remote work, sustainable living, and technological advancements are shaping the real estate market. For instance, properties with smart home features or those located in desirable lifestyle communities may attract higher demand. Staying informed about these trends can help you make proactive investment decisions and adapt your strategy to capitalize on new opportunities in the Florida real estate market.

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Effectively managing Florida investment properties involves a combination of market knowledge, proactive maintenance, and sound financial practices. By understanding local market trends and tenant needs, you can make informed decisions that boost profitability. Regular property upkeep and efficient communication with tenants are key to maintaining high occupancy rates and satisfaction. Additionally, implementing robust financial management and considering professional property management services can streamline operations. By following these essential tips, you can maximize the success of your Florida investment properties and achieve your investment goals with confidence.

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And my son is sick of this idiot show of this moron and his cars are crap now. Send it to the girl you said it to her and she wants to know what she can get and he says nothing and she said that's terrible and he looked in the Corvette and said this is flimsy as hell unangible body it has a body that's attached she says this is terrible she's going to get one though and they hate him and they want him dead the guy just keeps going. Right now he's sitting next door planning on what to do to our son today and he's going I'll do this because of this and what we say is we're going to bring you for this and stick you and asking for that if you don't get out as your problem and go through your excited people and that's what we're going to do and it's going to be easy as opposed to difficult and I'll have to be a blockade and it has to be a decent blockade out here and it's getting built up and they're coming in and taking boats and it's going to be hard this afternoon they're going to close the roads usually do but they're going to keep doing it they're going to shut the airports down and the ports. And they don't want any more luck here but the pseudo empire. It's going on right now and it's because of the siege and the idiot fighting and it's working there's some other stuff happening here Right now

-we are pulling their card and putting them through it yes these two are disgusting and morons and we need to break some loose from here so you're going to run them through the mill every day right now there are 10 people taking him to court Monday for a list of crimes no they're going to sue them for a lot of property and we are on that list it's a lawyer firm we have a huge list of properties that we want back and we've been going area by area and now we're going to go everywhere in Florida and it'll come Monday the twit is selling stock and one of the companies is legit McCall. And it is a lot of land and in Florida they hold a quarter of the land that's available and we are close at 48% we have controlling share and we're going to move them in the hell out coming up pretty quick and we are positioning to do so. And along with that little company is there is another land holding company that is pretty big and it is Sotheby's and they say they're an auction company but they actually own or hold tons of land and they also auction off expensive properties and they don't hold those for some reason there's a reason is it increases their value for them to be occupied by wealthy people so we are in the process of purchasing that company we're only in 20% but come Monday there are three Chief owners they are insistant selling it to us. And we will have about 65% and it's controlling share and they have about 14% of the land in Florida. And that's a lot of lives but they all sort of force us to it's very strange and I feel they want to move out and we feel that and they want to go west into the South and take it all over and have a fight each other here couple other things well what is this one is that the two companies on tons of land everywhere and it'll be a purchase at a huge one

-another thing is these two people here are getting vicious at the apartment and stan noticed and last night was thinking of signing the papers to evict the idiot and yeah from where he is. It's true too but I sudden and daughter say it'll be easier to get a mind of here it is smiling about it saying it probably would and he would have to move people live possibly from the same country and different leader maybe he's looking at that it gets along with certain people

-there's another possibility no, we do see what's happening this idiot is pushing people to mess around with them because he wants to pull out the weaponry out of the stashes and caches understand does that eviction is going to heat it up with bja at this time he's thinking about it too but it has happened in the past and he thought about it

-couple other things we don't like how John leave a large looks at her son or talks to him in any way he is a repulsive low life. We are going to start hitting him to shut him up when required

-we also found out that he is a sick puppy all the time and we're going to kill him for it his shovel at the tarp and we don't like seeing him out there touching it and saying stuff we don't want this idiot near our son and I'm going to move to get him out and we're doing it now and he's saying we have to get ready and reduce them for these huge maneuvers coming up and it's true too believe it or not it will be quicker than people think and the head of schedule as it will be necessary it cannot wait for June 4th. And we are aware of that so we only have days

-we have a list of things to do today and we are getting that list done and we're going to go over it pretty soon we need to have people get onto their duties today here I'm pretty strictly on it trying to get 30% above 100%? We need to do things here it is true and we should try and move him a little bit and back before the events is coming up very quickly and we have to see if we can it's only about 14 days away at the maximum and I'd like to see it before that and we are planning on it

-you hear from ours all night long of course we need to text it and we see it and we hear it but we just need to come in and see it to believe it as soon as used to living poor didn't slowly cutting him off from everyone including themselves and you realize when she has to go through that a little but what they have planned is quite awful and it's these Mac morlock and they don't have a heart or understanding at all and he hates them but they are floating him with certain people they say then they're going to cut them off and their son says I don't need you for anything I don't want you stupid s**** and let's just have you remember that and you're going to get cut off just like them and I have to say you're going to get cut off like them without you cutting them off and it's not them doing it but you're going to die John remillard and bja you're dead men. The max have decided to kill you and you're not getting out of it it's not your plan we decide to kill you too we're going to make sure you get you're dead and you stay dead that's how it's going to go you can say all the s*** you want but you should know you're dead man this f***** dies everyday that's John remillard dies every day something with a big surprise to anybody if you died today nobody would care just wouldn't want to make sure that you incinerated cuz they're tired of the subject matter.

Those are some the last paragraph and it's true they are dead men nobody wants to hear from them or see them or talk to them or talk about them and they're waiting for them to die in Star wars and Warhammer 40K and they know it's going to happen and they could care less they should know that too they're not blessed or protected and their threats are attracted hits it's right now she's wipe out tons of them cuz their goal isn't just to hit two freaking nincompoops although we do hit you. Now there's more to talk about but we're going to publish this is important

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