Landlord Rights Erode As Squatters Dominate Headlines and Why Recession Predictions Are Always Wrong by Matt Myre
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This week’s headlines cover the erosion of landlord rights as squatters racked up a series of victories in recent months, culminating in the arrest of a landlord in New York City who attempted to evict a person living in her vacant home without a right to. We’ll also cover why recession predictions are always wrong, and if they even matter to real estate investors in particular.
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