Handyman Devises Simple System to Legally Get Rid of Squatters: ‘This Is My Home Now’
Where was Flash Shelton when I needed him? Had his services been available in 2012, I would have sought his help.
Shelton, founder of the United Handyman Association, took matters into his own hands when squatters moved into his mother’s California home. Now, he’s helping others in the same situation.
In March, Shelton explained to Fox News that after his father died, his mother decided to rent her house. When she declined a group of prospective renters, they broke into the house and moved in anyway.
The authorities said they couldn’t do anything. So Shelton let himself in — and stayed.
So annoyed did the squatters become that they quickly moved out.
