Alleged squatters wouldn't leave man's home, so he moved in with them #news #brakingnews #shorts

Chicago man says he did the unthinkable when he discovered alleged squatters in his property. He decided to move in with them. Marco Velasquez is the owner of this Southside property, which is on the market to be sold. He says his realtor came by with a potential buyer, but there was already people inside. Velasquez says a woman named Charmaine and her boyfriend, Codero, moved in, claiming they recently purchased the property.

He says the couple showed police this mortgage document, but Cook County confirms they don't see this mortgage on record. He says police told them under Illinois' current law, they couldn't remove anyone. Velasquez says he, his wife and their friends got a few air mattresses and spent the night with the alleged squatters. The next morning, he says he realized they were not budging.

They're like, oh, we want $8,000. Velasquez says they negotiated. They're like, oh, we want $8,000. Velasquez says they negotiated. He had the couple sign a cash for key agreement and he paid them $4,300 to leave.