Squatter, Holdover or Tenant? The Mistake That Costs Landlords Weeks
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Squatter, Holdover or Tenant? The Mistake That Costs Landlords Weeks
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Someone is in your rental property who shouldn't be there. Can you call the police, or do you have to file an eviction? EvictIQ founder and CEO Will Addo explains the difference between a tenant, a holdover tenant and a squatter, and why getting it wrong costs landlords weeks.
In this episode:
- The one rule in every new squatter law: it does not apply to anyone who is or was a tenant
- 28 states now have anti-squatting laws (National Apartment Association), in three designs: affidavit, citation, and fast court track
- How Kansas, Georgia and South Carolina handle squatter removal
- Real cases from Wyoming, San Francisco and Queens, New York, and why the outcomes were so different
- New October 1, 2026 laws in Florida (rental application fraud) and Maryland (counterfeit leases)
- What landlords should document on vacant units, and why self-help lockouts backfire
Not sure which one you have? Go to evictiq.com or call 1-877-919-2910.
General information, not legal advice. Squatter and eviction laws vary by state.