Thanks for the helpful posts, everything is fine, and the landlord took the boarding fees off the rent. He is working on our house and we are pleased with the rate at which things are progressing.
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Originally Posted by ShaneSA
Comsidering that other people have lost thier homes totally, rented or owned, I think your VERY lucky...... As previously suggested, why not take the initiative and get the yard cleaned yourself? Hire a person looking for work, a young person in the area who has time and looking for part time work, or take a day off and do it.
The LL sounds like he is trying his best and doing the proper steps. Treasure that and help someone who may have more stress than you know. Is his own house OK, is his family who live in the area OK?
Get out of the box and help yourselves.
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I understand the magnitude of this event, I stated how lucky we came out of the situation. However, I am a young person (in need of more work than my current job), can't afford to take a day off, and i've helped the entire neighborhood on the weekends getting trees off damaged homes, and feel like I've "gotten out of the box" plenty from this situation. All I really came here asking was for information about LL's and boarding fees, not to get a lecture about how to be a model citizen after a disaster (I've been through a few hurricanes growing up). Seems like you assumed a few too many things with your post, but I won't hold it against you.
Thanks again to those that aimed to answer my initial question.
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