A Long Island, New York man has been working the system like no one before; in 1998, Guramrit Hanspal āboughtā a home in East Meadow for $290k. Since then, heās made exactly one mortgage payment but has managed to avoid being evicted through a series of non-stop legal moves. Heās declared bankruptcy seven times, which gives a home occupant āautomatic stayā and relief from any collection efforts or foreclosures, and at least three other people that list the address as their home have also filed for bankruptcy for the same reason. Two different banks and a real estate company have owned the home since Hanspal started living there, but no oneās been able to evict him. A judge has said itās time for him to go, but the backlog of property-related court cases due to the pandemic is still preventing it. Chase Bank auctioned the property off in 2010, and Hanspal has filed court papers saying the bank didnāt have title to the home and accused them of withholding āsurplusā funds from the auction. Yepā¦he wants Chase Bank to give him the money from the aucti