What would you do if you discovered a stranger secretly living in your home?
This is the shocking true story of a phrogging nightmare, when someone was found secretly living in a family’s attic without their knowledge.

“Phrogging” refers to the terrifying phenomenon of people hiding and living in other people’s houses — sometimes for days, sometimes for months — completely undetected. From strange noises in the ceiling to missing food and moved belongings, the warning signs can be easy to miss until it’s too late.

In this video, we explore:

- What phrogging is and how it happens

- The real-life case of someone discovered living in an attic

- The warning signs homeowners ignored

- How to protect yourself from hidden intruders

This story plays out like a horror film — but it’s all too real.
If you’re into true crime, creepy real stories, or mysteries that actually happened, this one will stay with you long after it ends.

Zohran Mamdani’s new proposal to freeze rent across New York City has landlords, tenants, and economists all asking the same question — what happens next?

In this episode of Landlord Lens, we break down the truth behind Mamdani’s “Rent Freeze Act.” Could it actually protect tenants, or will it crush small landlords, stall development, and make the housing shortage even worse?

We’ll unpack:

- What a city-wide rent freeze really means in practice

- How similar policies played out in other cities

- The economic ripple effects on property values, taxes, and new construction

- Why some experts call it a disaster in disguise and others say it’s NYC’s only way out

- Whether you’re a landlord, renter, or policymaker, this video shows the real-world consequences of turning NYC housing into a political battleground.

With the looming 2025 government shutdown threatening millions of Americans, one question stands out: what happens to Section 8? In this episode of Landlord Lens, we break down exactly how a shutdown could disrupt housing assistance, voucher payments, and landlord reimbursements across the country. We’ll look at the chain reaction that happens when HUD funding freezes, the potential delays landlords should prepare for, and what this means for the renters who rely on these programs to stay housed.

We’ll also unpack the political standoff behind the scenes, why Congress can’t agree, what agencies get hit first, and how long the damage could last if negotiations drag on. Whether you’re a property owner, renter, or just following the economic fallout, this episode cuts through the noise to show how the shutdown might ripple through the housing market and whether Section 8 can survive it.