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Burn Letter
Anyone familiar with a "burn letter"? I have a purchase in escrow. Two homes on one lot zoned sfr. Older homes one built in 1945 the other 1977. Seller financed. Question came up if the property burned down if the city would allow two homes to be rebuilt. I didn't think anything of it or have any concern but the agent brought it up. Does anyone have any experiences with this or thoughts?