How Do You Become a Squatter?   In England and Wales squatting
is not a crime. There are thousands of empty properties, some of
which are more obvious than others. Normally you will have to
keep an eye on a place to make sure it is empty. It is best to
do some research on a place thoroughly before you squat it by
finding out who the owner is and what (if anything) is going on.
If you don't have time for this, look and ask around, or check
for lists and notice boards at ASS and other places. 1
Additional Answer You become a squatter if you illegally occupy
an abandoned house or empty piece of land. Illegal occupation
means that you do not have the permission to occupy that space,
nor do you rent or own that premises. Some laws say that a
squatter can own that premises if he or she has stayed in that
house for more than ten years without interruptions from the
owner. Q&A Related to "How Do You Become a Squatter" Depends on
the country In most states squatting is illegal. If there is a
property that is foreclose