That’s good. It ought be rembered there isn’t a real thing as some sociological “property right” in itself - homesteading is an elastic principle. IAlso as a reminder whenever we talk about these things we are indeed talking about what can be said in a sociological format. Hence any homesteading principle is very much the subject to the society where the custom prevails. This is however legal theory (and on this we may be eye to eye to a degree).
What I would like to point out though - is there are real laws of supply and demand. If there is a demand for land owners and they are prevented from landlording, the consequences will not be good. Landlording is laboring if it is unsubsidized and there is a profit (as is collecting interest). Moreover they seem to have very vital functions to having a flourishing society.
Once again though, if you have a flexible and highly decentralized custom law, thereis no denying cases where the communities natural empathies can perform local justice - as well as looking at other communities and laws.
here is a link to a previous talk on kind of those lines:
https://forum.freecapitalists.org/t/squatter-supported-by-neighbors/17639