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Originally Posted by longsuffering
I can do that too!
Not owning the land my home sits on and no legal rights should the landowner not renew my lease is why I won't buy a home in a mobile home lot or on aboriginal lands.
No sympathy for this poor woman who believed she could rely on the City to enforce building codes but ........
You've just outed yourself in being completed uninterested in the principle of 'fairness' and you're only arguing because of your family relationships.
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Look dude I'm sorry you don't understand how city inspections work. But the issues you're talking about aren't the City's fault. It's the builder's fault.
I owned a condo that was compromised by an abandoned building excavation behind it. The builder was definitely responsible but they went out of business. The city now requires a massive deposit from developers to cover off any liability with abandoned excavations. But we had absolutely no recourse with the city at all. If the city improves inspections some day that is the best you can hope for. We tried legally for years to get the city to pay for the damage but ultimately it was not their fault even though they completely changed the process to ensure that it never happens again.
What family relationships? You're clueless if you think this is about anything other than fairness.