You come home to find this guy deadlifting your couch (for reps)

>>35306586
test post please ignore

>>35306586
Let him build sauna, wait.

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He was most likely benching it seeing as he didn't really train his back but whatever he can stay and be my bro

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My house already has a sauna. Nordic masterrace.

>>35306586
He can build a sauna as long as he hires real woman and no Thailand's ladyboys

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Throw him out, because the art of manliness dude is just a faggot.

>>35306599

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Explain to him that the statute of limitations means he will have to hold the property for 25 years in a manner that is open and notorious, adverse, hostile, exclusive and continuous to get a fee simple title and he likely won't live that long anyway

>>35308983
Where do you live for adverse possession to be 25yrs?

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>>35309008
Adverse possession for real property as opposed to personal property is usually set at over two decades in the us. Property rights are very important so the law makes it hard to liar property. Add in some states using discovery rule and it's really hard to lose property via adverse possession

Chattel is a lot less, typically 3 years I think, but also subject to the discovery rule in many instances