Homeowner evicts DC Airbnb squatter after judge's ruling

A D.C. judge ruled Thursday that Shadija Romero does not have tenancy rights and sided with the homeowner, finding that the agreement she previously signed to leave the property remains valid. The judge had been weighing whether Romero, the woman at the center of an alleged squatting case, could legally remain in the home as her past and her credibility came into light.
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