1. Brazilian Man Attempting 'Adverse Possession' of $2.5
Million Boca Mansion
The bank is taking this scenario seriously and we will function diligently to resolve this matter," the
bank stated in a statement.
A neighbor of the Boca property, who asked not be named, told ABCNews.com that he entered the
empty residence just ahead of Christmas to locate four individuals inside, one of who mentioned the
group is establishing an embassy for their mission, and that families would be moving in and out of
the house. "If they are going to hold the residence ransom, then the bank is going to have to go via
an eviction procedure.
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Right after Bank of America foreclosed on the home last year, the Palm Beach County Home
Appraiser's Workplace was notified that Barbosa would be moving in, according to the South Florida
Sun-Sentinel.
The neighbor says that despite the fact that the lights have been turned on at the residence, the
water has not, adding that this makes it clear it is not a permanent residence. Barbosa was also
among them.
The property is listed as becoming owned by Bank of America as of July 2012, and that an adverse
possession was filed in July.
The Florida Department of income even posts the kind to establish adverse possession on its site, but
it is not the equivalent of a lease.
"This young guy is caught up in this factor," the neighbor said. 26 to the home but did not eliminate
Barbosa, according to the Sentinel. "I consider it is going on on a larger scale."
The Sun-Sentinel reported that he posted a notice in the front window of the property naming him as
a "living beneficiary to the Divine Estate becoming superior of commerce and usury."
The neighbor mentioned he believes that Barbosa is a"patsy."
Bank of America responded to ABCNews.com, saying that it is in communication with the Boca
Raton police division with regards to concerns at the house.
. Barbosa reportedly presented authorities with the adverse possession paperwork at the time.
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The neighbor of a Florida man invoking an obscure real estate law to stake a claim to an empty $2.5

2. million mansion mentioned he believes that the man is a pawn in a attempt to money in on the empty
home.
"There is a certain legal method we are essential by law to stick to and we have filed the suitable
action. They cannot clap."
Barbosa could not be reached for comment.
Police had been known as Dec.
Andre "Loki" Barbosa has lived in the five-bedroom Boca Raton, Fla., waterside property considering
that July, and police have reportedly been unable to eliminate him. The neighbor also says that the
form posted in the window is "total gibberish," which indicated that the house is an embassy, and
that those who enter need to present two types of identification, and respect the rights of its
indigenous persons.
On Facebook, a man named Andre Barbosa calls the house "Templo de Kamisamar."
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"They are taking benefit of banks, exactly where the suitable hand does not know where the left
hand is. The Brazilian national, 23, who reportedly refers to himself as "Loki Boy," cites Florida's
"adverse possession" law in which a celebration may obtain title from an additional by openly
occupying their land and paying true property tax for at least seven years.
"I feel it is a group of people that see an opportunity to get some dollars from the bank," the
neighbor stated