It's 10 years in NY for a residency claim and you have to have lived

in the property uninterrupted for 10 years and have paid property taxes. A tenancy claim is 30 days. You can still be evicted after 30 days, it just requires a judicial eviction notice.

The 30 days is stupid, but it's been that case for a long time. Here's an article from 1987 on it.

In response to this post by Tuckahokie

Posted: 03/21/2024 at 07:19AM

Ny's squatter friendly laws -- HokieDan95 03/21/2024 05:56AM

Haha - where perxons live is one area where we obey the laws, Dan.** -- ResistHoo 03/21/2024 08:10AM

Here's a state by state run down of squatter's rights. You'll note -- BocaHoo91 03/21/2024 07:32AM

Disagree with the adverse possession laws in that for those who may have -- Hooooooooooooooo 03/21/2024 09:58AM

Most places you have to pay property taxes and -- BocaHoo91 03/21/2024 10:05AM

You’re always adding context at the most inconvenient times for our -- hoolstoptheheels 03/21/2024 08:37AM

Do you think Dan understands what happened? ** -- 111Balz 03/21/2024 09:52AM

Yup, it's everywhere. And I'd guess Dan has never been to NY ** -- Capital City Hoo 03/21/2024 08:03AM

Adverse possession claim in NY is 30 days...VA is 5,478 days ** -- Tuckahokie 03/21/2024 06:26AM

It's 10 years in NY for a residency claim and you have to have lived -- BocaHoo91 03/21/2024 07:19AM

There you go with those pesky facts again ** -- Capital City Hoo 03/21/2024 08:46AM

This is what dems vote for. ** -- ryno hoo 03/21/2024 06:21AM

As a side note...a million doesn't buy much in the NYC market ** -- Tuckahokie 03/21/2024 06:00AM

It's 10 years in NY for a residency claim and you have to have lived

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