[Petrosius]

While the Alberts may not be able to evict the former owner, is there anything in the law that says that they cannot move in themselves? Just move in with 100 of their closest friends and see how long the former owner wants to stay. Also sue him for breach of contract.

[jackibutterfly]

Wouldn’t that be theft? And, isn’t theft criminal? These people paid $560,000 for a product, and the person who has the product won’t deliver. That’s theft, in my mind.

[poindexters brother]

While the Alberts may not be able to evict the former owner, is there anything in the law that says that they cannot move in themselves? ... Also sue him for breach of contract...

I wondered that myself. Wait till the former owner goes to the grocery store or somewhere else and jump in and throw his stuff out onto the street and move in.

What's he going to do? He has nothing, not a rental agreement or title, to show the sheriff that he has a legitimate right to be there.

Stop playing nice.

[cgbg]

Offer a month’s free rent to a motorcycle gang—they will remove the squatter—probably in bits and pieces.