Squatter Claims Victory

Your investment property has become a legal nightmare. A squatter who initially seemed like a one-night trespasser has been receiving mail at your address for 30 days, establishing a claim of residency. Now they're refusing to leave, citing tenant rights, and you must navigate the delicate balance between property rights and avoiding illegal self-help eviction.

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Survivors

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Difficulty

B1-B2

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Scenario Overview

Your Role

Property Owner (Small Landlord)

Conversation Partner

Detective Sarah Chen, Tenant Rights Division

Setting

Fluorescent-lit precinct office, late evening, with case files scattered across a metal desk

Location

43rd Precinct, Property Disputes Unit

Learning Objectives

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Convince Detective Chen you haven't taken illegal action against the squatter

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Obtain official guidance on legal eviction procedures

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Secure police support for eventual court-ordered eviction

About This Scenario

How It Starts

“Listen carefully because I'm only going to say this once: If you've done anything to harass or intimidate this tenant - changing locks, cutting utilities, threats - tell me now. It'll be much worse if I find out later.”

This is how Detective Sarah Chen, Tenant Rights Division's greeting will start.

Practice Details

Scenario ID

#761

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