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HOW TO LEGALLY RENT OUT MY HOME FOR VACATION?
5th July 2023 -
WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO HOUSING PRICES IN THE NEXT THREE YEARS?
4th July 2023 -
THE POLICE ADVISE: HOW TO AVOID GETTING ROBBED AT HOME DURING VACATIONS
3rd July 2023 -
THE DREAM MANSION OF BARBIE IN MALIBU IS UP FOR RENT AGAIN, BUT... FOR ONLY TWO NIGHTS AND FOR FREE.
2nd July 2023 -
THE 'CELESTIAL' AND '90S-INSPIRED' DECORATION THAT HAS GONE VIRAL ON TIKTOK
1st July 2023 -
INCREASE IN VACATION RENTAL SCAMS: TIPS TO PROTECT YOURSELF FROM FRAUDS
30th June 2023 -
THE SECRET TO MAKE YOUR HOME RENOVATION A SUCCESS... NOT A NIGHTMARE
27th June 2023 -
TIPS ON HOW TO PREPARE YOUR HOUSE BEFORE GOING ON VACATION.
26th June 2023 -
AN ALICANTE-BASED APPLICATION HAS MANAGED TO REDESIGN THE INTERIORS OF HOMES FROM MOBILE PHONES USING AI.
25th June 2023 -
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN VACATIONAL AND SEASONAL RENTAL
25th February 2023
WHAT TO DO IF YOUR HOME IS OCCUPIED WHILE YOU'RE ON VACATION?
8th July 2023Occupying regular homes is not a common objective for squatters. This practice is considered a crime of home invasion, with harsher penalties than trespassing. Although there is social alarm surrounding home occupations, data from the National Institute of Statistics indicates that the occupation of regular homes is infrequent. Instead, squatting typically affects vacant or rarely used properties. If the occupation of a regular home occurs, owners should report it to the police and follow legal procedures to regain control, either through civil or criminal routes. These procedures are more expedited compared to those related to squatting, allowing for a quicker recovery of the regular home. However, it is important not to take justice into one's own hands, as it may jeopardize the legality of the recovery process.