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Believe it or not, buying land doesn't mean you can actually use it for what you intend - and thousands of Americans are discovering this the hard way.
Yep, here we go again.
..After Overstaying Airbnb Stay - Homeowner Faces Financial Ruin While System Protects the Trespasser
This isn't about fish, safety, or science. It's about control - over water, land, food, and who gets to stay rural.
...In Cowichan Land Grab!!
Engineered floods. Forced easements. Expanded buybacks.
If you skip one property tax payment, the government can take it
Why Blackstone is buying rental homes in the U.S., taking over mobile home parks, affordable housing apartments, HVAC and plumbing companies, HOA management companies, etc...
This is a warning to every homeowner in British Columbia and every Canadian who thinks their property is safe.
Local Tyrants: How Property Rights of Farmers in Battleground States are Victimized by Zoning Boards
Low income housing is set to take over the land before residents who lost their homes can get permits to rebuild.
A political and legal battle over the very nature of property ownership is intensifying across the United States, with state leaders and activists mounting a direct challenge to the foundational system of local government financing: the property tax.
The Federal Government owns almost a THIRD of America's land--HALF the West. Why not sell some of it? Because environmental activists convince voters it's a dangerous idea.
I have no problem with solar as an energy form. I have a major problem with what's going on here. Landowners are being pressured. The state is steamrolling town boards. Animals, humans, and farms are the ones paying the price.
...Incinerated by Firestorms. If foreign corporations want to buy burned-out properties, can those sales be stopped? Should they be stopped?
Mitch Vexler is a real estate developer and whistleblower who alleges school district appraisers are inflating property values to jack up taxes.
How restrictions on property rights destroy the land.
The WEF's slogan that we will own nothing and be happy is not a new thing. Bill Gates pioneered the concept decades ago when his Microsoft operation began selling people licenses to use the software, which remained the property of Microsoft.
Charlie Kirk interview Victor David Hanson (Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institute) on his new book, The End of Everything: How Wars Descend into Annihilation
