> If you own a home, only eminent domain can take it from you.
Incorrect. If you're subject to an HOA, the HOA can take it from you for many bullshit reasons.
> If you're renting your home, your landlord can just say...
Also incorrect. In some jurisdictions the landlord must either withdraw the unit you're renting from the rental market for five or more years, or move himself or his family into your unit in order to execute a no-fault eviction.
Incorrect. If you're subject to an HOA, the HOA can take it from you for many bullshit reasons.
> If you're renting your home, your landlord can just say...
Also incorrect. In some jurisdictions the landlord must either withdraw the unit you're renting from the rental market for five or more years, or move himself or his family into your unit in order to execute a no-fault eviction.