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Yep, you need to sue!!! You will win. Sue them for cost of demolition, cost of rebuild, lost revenue (if it was going to be Abnb), any fees for getting inspected for fence permit, any fines you accrue from city, your court/lawyer fees. I'm not sure if you can get any type of "inconvenience" or "pain and suffering" damages, but a good lawyer will know the answer to that. Good luck! And I just hit like and subscribe. I will be following your story.
They messed up big time. Setbacks are part of "house building 101". This error was missed numerous times by multiple people. You should have no liability and they need draw up some sort of legal document that gives you an exception. I'm getting heated up just thinking about how bad they are trying to screw you over. Good luck sis. I'll be staying tuned.
Thank you for making this video I needed to hear this so bad
I am glad you found value in this video 😀. Thank you watch it is much appreciated.
Thank you, i needed to hear this today!!!!! You are speaking the truth!!!!
You are welcome. Thank you for watching
This video/channel popped up on my algorithm while driving. It so happens I needed this message!! 💪🏾Thank you
I am glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching
Wow you go sis, that rught
Thank you for watching 😀
there is a saying: 80% of people don't care about you and the other 20% want to see you fail.
Thanks for your comment! That saying is spot on. Most people aren't paying as much attention to us as we think, and realizing that can be so freeing. Focus on your own journey and don't let others' opinions hold you back. 😊 Appreciate you watching and sharing your thoughts!
I’m so sorry for your loss. May God comfort you in your pain and grief.
Thank you for your kind words. It really means a lot. Thank you for watching
The only way to make it in America is to be self centered, and narcissistic. Fuck pleasing people. They don't matter. I do. I fought cancer twice, went through chemo alone. Start telling people to shut the hell up
I've been struggling allot recently with worrying about what a new group of friends think about me, constantly trying too hard to be liked and feeling like I'm not good enough. Particularly because I recently left an abusive relationship to which the smear campaign made people abandon me. This video helped me so much, thank you ❤
Hi @hannasings517, thank you so much for sharing your experience. I'm truly sorry to hear about the difficult times you've been through, but I'm glad the video provided some comfort and insight. Leaving an abusive relationship takes immense courage, and it's understandable that the smear campaign and the resulting isolation have been incredibly tough on you. It's natural to want to be liked and accepted, especially when trying to form new friendships. However, it's crucial to remember that your worth is not determined by others' opinions. True friends will appreciate and value you for who you are, not for who you try to be. Give yourself grace and patience as you heal from your past experiences. Focus on being true to yourself and nurturing your self-esteem. Surround yourself with supportive, positive people who uplift and encourage you. Building new, healthy relationships takes time, but it's absolutely possible. Stay strong and take care of yourself. You are more resilient and valuable than you may realize, and you deserve to be surrounded by people who appreciate and respect you. Thank you again for your comment, and I'm here cheering you on in your journey! ❤️
Thanks for watching, everyone! I'd love to hear from you - what stood out to you the most in the video? How do you plan to start caring less about what others think? Share your thoughts below!
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You're wasting your time. You'd make for with a traditional 1 yr lease with a lot less work.
Sending thoughts and loving vibes for sharing for other's healing. Embrace your peace.
I appreciate the kind words and thank you for watching
My deepest condolences. 💔
Thank you much appreciated
Glad to hear you were able to get coverage!!!! It's happening here in California as well. I purchased my home 15 years ago, picked up an insurance policy with a well known company, added Earthquake insurance to the policy through CEA, purchased water sensors and an alarm system with a monitoring agency, and had my home retrofitted (bolted) which costed $7,500.00 out of pocket--JUST to make sure I was protecting both my home and my policy. Welp, October, 2023, California had a CRAZY hurricane type storm that came through. It took our 3/4s of my rear/side fence and ripped 1/4 of my roof off like it was absolutely nothing. I contacted my insurance company and filed a claim. While waiting for an inspector, rain began to leak into the house, I had didn't have time to wait for the claim's adjuster inspector, I had a licensed contractor out fixing the leaky area to mitigate further damage that was $2,200 out of pocket. Five weeks later, after insurance adjuster approved the claim, my roof was repaired and my fence was replaced. After paying my deductible, insurance company paid $8,700.00 for the fence and roof claim--I didn't add the $2,200.00 to be repaid I took it as a necessary lost. My policy covers $120.000 storm/rain damage and $825,000 for dwelling lost. $8,700.00 is less than 10% of my policy coverage. I'm thinking, I'm good. Two weeks ago, (eight months after the Storm and filing a legit claim), I received a non-renewal letter for my policy "due to me not residing in the home." HUH???? Wait, what???? I called them to inquire and to dispute their claim with supporting evidence---my mortgage and utility bills; however, they have NOT returned my calls, but keep sending me to an automated voicemail that says the mailbox is full. Last week I started calling insurance companies only to find out my insurance company has divided the storm claim as TWO separate claims with TWO separate claim numbers. They sent the information to C.L.U.E. as TWO separate claims; therefore, making it almost impossible to become insured outside of going through a Non-Admittance Carrier (located in the U.K. and have obligation to follow USA guidelines as they are not bound and can make up rules to a policy every other day). This Friday, after meeting in person with a well established Insurance Broker, I was told that NO insurance company is willing to offer me a policy because of the ONE filed claim that appears as TWO claims. This is unfair because the insurance company is not being honest with me or with the C.L.U.E. report with the only recourse being --- NOTHING. I now have NO coverage. My home, if it suffered fire damage today, would cost approximately $625,000.00 out of pocket to rebuild. I asked the Broker what are my options. Her reply, "Prepare for the worst. Save as much of the $625,000.00 as you can, keep your credit score in good-to-excellent just in case you need to secure a home renovation loan OR sell the home and rent for the next three years until the two claims fall off the C.L.U.E. report and start all over again." 😫 It makes no sense; however, it's happening everyday in California, I'm not the only one getting "the boot." It's just frustrating to see the insurance company not living up to their end of the policy contract just to keep their share holders happy.
Thank you for sharing your experience. It's incredibly frustrating and disheartening to hear how you've been treated by your insurance company after taking extensive measures to protect your home and ensuring you had proper coverage. It's clear that you’ve done everything right - from retrofitting your home to mitigate earthquake damage, to having a contractor fix the leak immediately to prevent further issues. The non-renewal due to a supposedly false claim about not residing in your home is particularly egregious, especially when you've provided ample evidence to dispute it. It's alarming that they would also report your single legitimate claim as two separate ones, making it difficult for you to find new coverage. This seems not only unethical but possibly unlawful. It's deeply unfair that after all your careful planning and investment, you're left without coverage.Thank you for shedding light on what's happening in California and I hope you are able to find coverage soon.
What about cleaning expenses or did you do the cleaning yourselves?
All cleaning expenses and utility expenses where all bundled into total expenses. Thank you for watching 😊
Nothing to even brag about ZERO EXPENSES and you only made 1k a month sounds sad sorry what about your time that not worth anything?
Taxation will be the downfall of Airbnb. It's already at 50%.affordability .
great video! how does this compare to a long-term lease? how many nights per month on average was it rented?
Hi. Thanks for watching the video! To answer your first question, I'll be releasing a comparison video soon that will cover everything from cost versus income, required time relative to service provided, and much more. Please stay tuned for that 😊. Regarding your second question, during slower periods and shutdowns for maintenance, our average ranges between 10-15 nights, while during busier times it exceeded 25 nights.
Excellent first point re: money management.
Thank your for watching. The positive feedback is much appreciated.
You all are killing it! I'm paying off ALL consumer debt before I even think about buying a property again. I bought a property almost 2 years ago that was supposed to be a light rehab. I had an excellent inspection report but made the initial mistake of not getting accurate estimates for ALL of the work noted. Turns out the rehab was way more than estimated and the property turned into a money pit. I sold the house and made a little bit (not profit just enough to pay some debt) and am STILL paying off the rehab loans. I'm so debt adverse now I don't want anything I can't pay cash for! I learned a lot from that experience for sure.
@rare2find0918 Thank you so much for watching. I am glad you brought this up because there are so many stories that do not highlight when things do not go as expected during rehab. I remember when we were renovating the property in NC, it was a total nightmare and so many unexpected things kept popping up. We honestly at one point we made a mistake taking on long-distance renovations. Thank you for sharing your story and if you are up to it, in the near future you can come on and formally share and shed some light on your experience. ☺️
Im so rayvn x Guy Fieri
Hilarious. Thanks for watching 😊
I don't know if you're a Virgo, but you're speaking my language lol! I'm all about the authenticity.
Yes I am a Virgo. September 4th
@@thesocialreset The BEST sign of course! I'm 9/18....your realness, organization and ability to maximize any situation certainly spoke to me as Virgo traits... that's why I asked lol!
@rare2find0918 I do believe Virgos always seem to know other Virgos
Thank you for sharing your journey. I've been looking for a higher paying role for months. I can't afford to quit the current job, but I'm definitely all about only applying for jobs that pay what I want and becoming debt free! I'm of the same mindset!
You are very welcome. Thank you for watching 😊
People can’t be trusted with anything!!!
Great, you are a monopoly.
So happy for you and your success so far. You are such good landlords to “…not turn over something to someone that you would not want to live in yourself”. Great advice and good karma will surely follow. Greetings and best wishes from Melbourne, Australia.
Hi. I really appreciate your kind words. Thank you for commenting and watching the video. It really means a lot 😊
You should do a cash out refinance, interest rates depending.?. Buy another place. 🎉
Nice home! Just went and visited my son at his new apartment in Dallas. NOT impressed. It was NOT left clean! I'll have to remind my son to check his filter...I doubt it's clean due to the condition of his home. But, he can make it better for the next tennants. You did a great job on cleaning, and I enjoyed your walk through!
Hi @vanessaward2348, it's disappointing how some landlords overlook the basics like changing filters before handing over the keys. Your feedback on the video is truly valuable ❤️. Thanks for taking the time to watch and share your thoughts.
Hi, I'm new to your channel and enjoy your videos. I'd love to hear your back story on how you all started acquiring properties/your landlord journey (I know you've stated prior you all have multiple properties).
Thank you for watching and commenting. This is so fitting as this very topic is what I have in the works. I believe the backstory will be very helpful and inspiring. I will definitely make this video happen sooner than later
@@thesocialreset Great, I look forward to it!
Such a timely video🎉. I cheered when you changed the filter yourself!
Thank you so much. I said I know I can do it 🤣. Thank you for watching and commenting. Hope you have a nice rest of your day.
My granny said, "Get to your bank, withdraw and prepare a Cashier's check in your name for $10,000.00 and then transfer that Cashier's check made payable to the name of your LAWYER.!!! It's time to RETAIN a Real Estate ATTORNEY!!! 😡FIght the good fight of faith with an experience, no nonsense Law Firm."
Talk to a lawyer free consultation. Then call your local news channel on anybody not giving you a reasonable solution and answers
Thank for commenting. I appreciate your input very much ❤️Thank you for watching.
you better stop with your attitude that it is anybody else's fault but yours... especially with them city workers in the office.. you might just want to have someone like a lawyer re[resent you . because of your attitude
@sheriffofyoutube You've been engaging with several comments in this thread, but suddenly, after I respond, there's a shift in tone, which is just your perspective. As residents of any city, we have the right to question any city official providing unsupported information to the public. If this content feels overwhelming for you, you're welcome to skip it. However, many people face similar challenges, especially those interested in real estate ownership. I won't compromise the authenticity of my content to something that is easier to digest. We're strangers to each other, and I appreciate your input on this matter; but your opinions and assumptions about me are not welcome.
you have to sue builder, but he will be just a numbered company, and will not own any valuable assets ... welcome to real life after real estate class
Well what ever it takes. This journey will be documented because I want to make sure everyone sees this side of real estate and the process that is involved in mitigating these matters.
a home cannot get built without the city's approval. they are completely at fault.
Zoning Variance as issued by The Zoning Variance Board (who knew there was such a thing)!
get a lawyer
I deleted my previous comments. GET A LAWYER sue the city. You have the stamped plans. You will win easily.
You might have to take the builder to court….The city is going to say we give the relevant parameters to the builder and we ask him if it was done, we don’t take a tape measure to follow up behind their work. And also sue the city for an exception.
To answer your question on how this happened, literally someone measured wrong and there were no checks and balances on the foundation layout. Do you know what inspections are supposed to be and were performed by the building inspector? Even though the response said they won’t issue a variance, I would apply for one. When it gets denied then I would file a lawsuit against the appropriate parties.
Hi, it is understood that it’s an oversight. The problem is no variances will be approved per directors email. This is why so many people are involved now. Also, we do have all the documentation on all inspections that took place and should have taken place. Thanks for watching and commenting. Much appreciated
Someone from the city had to approve that foundation location before cement was poured.
Yep. But even before all of that since this is a planned development, the city had to approve all site plans, roads, lot sizes, homes, everything. So I’m not buying it. Thank you for watching and commenting.
What the city should say is "We made a mistake. We didn't overlook/supervise the builders on this job properly. Go ahead and put your fence up. Sorry for any inconvenience. "
The city should offer appropriate recompense. Because honestly, the lack of compliance is just going to cause issues into the future.
@@videofan1010 it is not the cities job to inspect new construction. they only inspect after to conformity to their rules or fines... they dont help you follow the rules when you are a builder or a buyer. the city has no reponsability for non conformity, for that reason, they do not help you conform, they regulate that everything is in conformity with the code AFTER BUILDING IS PRESENT, not before built or during build, for this reason exactly
The builder is responsible but the city is more responsible. The city is suppose to overlook the builders from beginning to end. That's why permits are required by law. At least that's how it works in CA
It’s the same everywhere. You cannot build unless a permit is issued first. Thank you for commenting and watching.
Yes, the City is the ones ultimately responsible. The site plan was signed off by the city and reviewed for compliance. So the math is not mathing.
Wow ! that really sucks. I hope you're able to straighten this out to your advantage. After all, it's definitely not your fault. It has to lie with the city or the contractor. Where I live all the corner lots are irregular sized. This was verified when I went down to the county and looked at their aerial maps. It verifies that this is true. The corner lots vary from 200 feet all the way up to 225 feet wide, so technically I could put my fence16 more feet towards the road. I tried to straighten it out with the county, but I was getting nowhere, so I just put my fence in line with everyone else's.
Thank you for your kind words and commenting on this video. It really means a lot.
Florida State real estate attorney….call the state bar to see which attorney specializes in real estate law.
Where is the inspection for the loan packet????
@oleshanorris5343, Thanks for tuning in! During a home inspection, various aspects of a property are assessed, such as structural integrity, electrical systems, plumbing, roofing, HVAC, insulation, and overall safety. As for the surveyor, their role involves assessing and documenting property boundaries, dimensions, and physical features to ensure alignment with the original site plan. However, if the site plan was incorrect from the outset, even before the builders laid the foundation, it raises the question of whether the surveyor would have been aware of this discrepancy. We're currently in contact with various parties involved, including the surveyor, to address this issue. Your support and engagement mean a lot. Stay tuned for more updates! ❤️
Even after the city approved the build, they have to inspect it during and after the entire process to insure it's up to code including development, the build, the HVAC and all other utilities. I've managed a county's building department and what I learned is that inspectors get paid under the table to over look issues like yours, many times not inspect the property at all yet, mark the inspection done. Girl sue them. They get sued all the time for this kind of mess. That director is trying to cover for them. That certificate of occupancy should never have been issued for this property.
That what I thought. The city had over 20 times throughout the build to inspect and they never took the opportunity to do so. We reached out to the inspector, he has yet to return our call. But if this is at all the case, it will definitely be exposed. Thank you for watching.
some cities make you show them between steps... and inspect basement footing and concrete pour before next step is approved, but not this town