Fight Squatters in Spain

"We demand compensation caused by goverment enabled squatters and rent defaulters."

My home that is occupied by rent defaulters.

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My name is Stephen Cole. I used to live in Chiclana in my only home. I had to return to England for family reasons and put up my house for sale. I was approached by an English woman who said she would like to rent the home until sold.

The horror story begins here.

Join the fight for justice! For too long, the Spanish government has sided with organized groups that unlawfully seize people's homes. It's not just about wealthy individuals' second homes, but also about hardworking individuals losing their rightful primary residences. Many have spent money on lawyers and court orders, only to be overruled by politicians. It's time to unite and hire a motivated lawyer to take on our cases on a no-win, no-fee basis. An international lawyer has confirmed that some cases may qualify for the European Court of Human Rights at no cost. If you've suffered due to squatters in your home, let's seek compensation together. It costs nothing to join us and the only way to fail is by not trying! Fill out the form to stay informed.

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Don't buy a house in Spain.

Spain's populist government is undermining the property market for both sales and rentals, as they are showing a preference for squatters and rent defaulters over homeowners. Those who own vacation homes are now being labelled as "The enemy of the people." If you rent out your home and the tenant stops paying rent, you might not be able to regain possession of your property. Furthermore, if the tenant has children and continues to have more children, they will be designated as a "vulnerable person" and could potentially keep your house indefinitely.

The government seems to find it much easier to allow squatters and those who have no intention of paying rent to occupy your home, rather than addressing the housing crisis in Spain.

Imagine leaving your home for a short vacation, only to return and find squatters who cannot be removed without a lengthy legal process, all the while causing damage to your property.

I know homeowners who will not consider long-term rentals, as they fear that once a tenant stops paying rent, it may become nearly impossible to evict them, even with court orders for eviction, the government has implemented a moratorium on evictions that has now lasted for 6 years.

This situation is leading to homelessness, as decent people are unable to find anyone willing to rent their homes.

Decent people are unable to buy homes because they have been taken over by squatters.

Decent people are unable to sell their homes to local buyers, as they are occupied by individuals who refuse to pay rent.

Do not purchase a house in Spain until the laws are changed. You could end up losing it!