https://innago.com/iowa-squatters-rights/
In Iowa, squatters may gain certain rights over time through a legal concept known as adverse possession. To claim ownership, a squatter must openly occupy a property for at least 10 years without the owner's permission, and their use must be continuous, exclusive, and hostile to the owner's interests. This means they cannot hide their occupation or share the property with others. Iowa law requires that the squatter must also pay property taxes during this period. However, property owners can prevent adverse possession claims by regularly check
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