Squatters take over mansion in Hollywood Hills
Squatters took over a luxurious seven-bedroom mansion in Hollywood Hills, setting up a business inside the home by creating fake leases to rent out rooms to OnlyFans models. The squatters threw wild parties and left human waste around the mansion, causing chaos for the real estate agents who found them.
Key Points
- Squatters created fake leases to rent out rooms to OnlyFans models
- Squatters left human waste, cut security system cords, and installed their own Wi-Fi
- Police escorted the squatters out, but no arrests were made
Pros
- Awareness of squatter issues in California and other states
- Highlighting the challenges faced by property owners in reclaiming their properties
Cons
- Disruption caused by the squatters to the real estate agents and homeowners
- Potential legal and financial implications for the property owners