Its still listed on the auction site, no mention of the fire or condemnation.Your house may be an open shell, roof caved in, no floors left, all the plumbing and HVAC material 'recycled' by the local druggies, windows shot out, in a war zone. 

It is delightful for me when to agree with your posts, such as this one,"Making something on an asset you don't own doesn't mean you're not running a business.

If so, AND if they bring it up then I would tell them you as the homeowner were inconvenienced as well so it's not a big deal.....and don't even bother having the discussion.If you do "cave to them" on this then you are setting a bad precedent my friend.

The nice couple next to us, two 23-year-olds, initially told us they weren't interested at all in the program but after about an hour of one-on-one sales pressure they caved and came back with their ELITE labels. 

I had no idea how that was going to delight my wife and get her excited about risk in other areas!

When we had a ceiling cave in, (no water leak, just a contractor's foot went through, oops), tenants were living there.

If anything we catered to the black families they were a delight to work with compared to stuffy old white people  LOL  

I leave the answer to that question as a delightful exercise for the reader.

They just ask and I am more than delighted to lead them in the right direction.

For example, Zestimates are typically about 30% higher than what I would consider realistic.Note: this review is only of their Value Report product: http://www.housecanary.com/product-value-report/Upon visiting the site, it promotes $5 property reports and as cheap and skeptical as I am I was leery of letting go of that crisp Abe Lincoln I has been clutching in my hand but anxious to know if it could really be as good as the sample PDF report they offer was I gave it a go.It required me to create an account and then much to my delight actually just gave me 10 free reports without ever entering any billing info!