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Maryland squatting financial costs: Lengthy court battles and alleged vandalized homes

Baltimore Police Department officers responded on Sunday, June 8, 2025, to the Franklin Square neighborhood in Baltimore for a burglary call, finding alleged squatters inside. Police ordered the occupants to leave the premises, leaving behind $20,000 in damage, according to the property's owner.
Baltimore Police Department officers responded on Sunday, June 8, 2025, to the Franklin Square neighborhood in Baltimore for a burglary call, finding alleged squatters inside. Police ordered the occupants to leave the premises, leaving behind $20,000 in damage, according to the property’s owner. (Gary Collins/Spotlight on Maryland)
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Contractors and property owners report that homes reportedly occupied by squatters are left in devastating conditions once they regain control of their properties.

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