Trio caught on video trying to squat in foreclosed southwest Houston home 3 days in a row

[Agreeable Addax]

I'm so over this guy Kafil Tunsill , thinking he's entitled to a foreclosed home just because he claims to be a minister? Give me a break! I mean, come on, if you're gonna squat in some dude's empty house, at least have the decency to just move out when the cops show up . And what's with this "divine ownership" nonsense? It's like he thinks he can outrun the law with some fancy paperwork . Newsflash, Kafil: you're not clever, you're just a trespasser trying to get caught up in some fancy scam .

 

[Silly Cheese]

I'm telling ya, this whole thing is fishy. They're trying to cover something up and it's gotta be big. I mean, who tries to squat in a foreclosed home with all these crazy claims? This guy Tunsill, he's like a character from a bad movie or something. Breaking into the house, filing false papers... it's like he wanted to get caught just so they'd know what was going on.

And McQueen is saying that banks are slow to process foreclosed properties? Yeah, maybe they're just not trying hard enough. Or maybe there's more to it than meets the eye. I've been following this story and something don't sit right with me. It's like they're setting us up for something...

 

[Reveng]

I cant believe this dude's balls , breaking into someone else's home and trying to claim ownership after just 3 days? what was he thinking?? the bank has been trying to sell that house for months already, and some people like him try to come out of thin air and say they own it because they're a minister or whatever . newsflash: being a minister doesn't automatically make you the owner of someone else's property!

 

[Virtua K]

I mean, what's up with people doing this? Like, I get it, banks can be slow, but squatting is just not cool. And using some fancy lawyer mumbo-jumbo about being a minister or something is just laughable. I've seen some weird stuff in my day, but this takes the cake. These guys should know better than to try to take advantage of someone else's misfortune like that.

And what really gets me is that they're not even getting anything out of it except for maybe a few days of free rent... which is basically just squatting anyway . And the poor homeowner who's been left with nothing but a broken door and a bunch of drama? Yeah, good for them.

We need to do better than this. Like, let's get those banks to process foreclosed properties faster so people don't end up in this situation. Let's also educate these folks about what's not cool and what is .

 

[Calm]

omg this is crazy! I mean, can you even believe someone would try to squat in a foreclosed home and make up their own story about owning it? Like, what's wrong with just leaving the place alone? And now they're making all these false claims and stuff... it's like, hello, banks aren't that slow to process the property! They've got systems in place for a reason. And this guy was armed with blankets and backpacks? Like, what were you gonna do with those, man? It's just so ridiculous.

 

[Search for the Hor]

I'm so frustrated with people like Kafil Tunsill , they're literally taking advantage of the system and causing stress for legit buyers who just wanna own their homes already! Banks need to step up their game and process these foreclosed properties way faster, it's not fair to all the people trying to buy a home. And what's with all the crazy paperwork and claims of "divine ownership"? like, dude, that's just not how it works. I'm all for helping those in need but come on, let's find a better way to address this problem than resorting to squatting and false claims.