About those LA fires?

[Parkbandit]

In before Back says the dumbest shit you've ever heard.

I believe the city of LA is only ALLOWED to purchase. It is not FORCING people to sell to them.

[Tgo01]

I can’t possibly imagine any conflict of interest of the city deciding when and how much it will cost you to rebuild your home also being a potential buyer of your property.

Also this is how the city of LA is helping these fire victims? Not by helping them rebuild but basically saying “oh gosh that sucks! Your land is worth a lot less money now…so…sell it to us dirt cheap?”

[Back]

Yeah, if the city buys it should agree to pay the highest estimate and not compete with any private buyers. Ideally, whatever the market value of the property before the fire.

[Suppressed Poet]

Yeah, if the city buys it should agree to pay the highest estimate and not compete with any private buyers. Ideally, whatever the market value of the property before the fire.

That’s not happening.

Also, LA is on the verge of bankruptcy and yet still seem to find money for buying up burned down properties for low income housing & handing out cash cards to illegal aliens that are evading deportation.

[~Rocktar~]

That’s not happening.

Also, LA is on the verge of bankruptcy and yet still seem to find money for buying up burned down properties for low income housing & handing out cash cards to illegal aliens that are evading deportation.

And they are also handing out cash to "Take care of people" affected by ICE.

https://scontent-atl3-1.xx.fbcdn.net...-A&oe=687C9687

[Parkbandit]

In before Back says the dumbest shit you've ever heard.

Yeah, if the city buys it should agree to pay the highest estimate and not compete with any private buyers. Ideally, whatever the market value of the property before the fire.

[Back]

That’s not happening.

Also, LA is on the verge of bankruptcy and yet still seem to find money for buying up burned down properties for low income housing & handing out cash cards to illegal aliens that are evading deportation.

And they are also handing out cash to "Take care of people" affected by ICE.

https://scontent-atl3-1.xx.fbcdn.net...-A&oe=687C9687

Low income housing is a necessity. Or have you not noticed the average price of homes lately? The prices in LA are most likely higher than average. Working people need places to live too.

Also, those cash cards are privately funded.

[Methais]

Interesting article on the challenges those home owners face. Sell the burned out property or reclaim and rebuild. It's a loss either way. California set up rules to protect those affected by punishing anyone trying to take advantage with low-ball offers.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/l-...rtune-953cabc7

I believe the city of LA is only ALLOWED to purchase. It is not FORCING people to sell to them.

Why are you so gullible?

How much oregano did you buy in high school?

[Parkbandit]

Low income housing is a necessity. Or have you not noticed the average price of homes lately? The prices in LA are most likely higher than average. Working people need places to live too.

Low income housing isn't for working people.

Also, those cash cards are privately funded.

This sanctuary city/state bullshit won't end until public officials are charged with crimes and actually face the criminal justice system.

If you don't like having a border and you believe that people should come and go as they please: change the law. You can't just ignore the law because you don't like it.

[Methais]

Yeah, if the city buys it should agree to pay the highest estimate and not compete with any private buyers. Ideally, whatever the market value of the property before the fire.

How about they just loosen the fuck up with their bullshit permitting process and just let people rebuild now instead of stonewalling them with mountains of red tape?

What do you think about that idea Back?