Belinda
Doer of Things
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- Apr 1, 2010
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Maybe the owner could tear the house down and build a business on it. He has taken huge losses already, through no fault of his own. I am wondering if his business has been crippled as well, with the removal of some of his equipment, plus the media attention. I feel very sorry for him. He is in a terrible position and will need to do whatever he can to repair the damage to his finances.
If the cheapest way to deal with the house is to repair it and re-rent it, I would understand that. I hope insurance or the police department cover this type of thing. I've never heard how it works before. I don't think enough damage was done that is could not be made habitable. He should not be responsible for the repairs to the home as he had nothing to do with it. His property has been damaged and he should be compensated for that by whatever means.
If the cheapest way to deal with the house is to repair it and re-rent it, I would understand that. I hope insurance or the police department cover this type of thing. I've never heard how it works before. I don't think enough damage was done that is could not be made habitable. He should not be responsible for the repairs to the home as he had nothing to do with it. His property has been damaged and he should be compensated for that by whatever means.