mdurg68

mdurg68 t1_itdty05 wrote

I had always wondered how adverse possession works when a new owner comes on. If I was encroaching and using some property and someone called me on it I would concede. Because you bought property based on established property lines not where the row of bushes is. You’ll definitely need to see a lawyer to see what your options are. I wonder if there is any recourse with title insurance? Good luck, I hope you succeed.

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mdurg68 t1_itbpctr wrote

If it adds capacity to the market and it isn’t taxpayer subsidized then I’m for it.

I’m learning about home solar now and what I don’t understand is why they don’t let you overproduce and sell back to the grid if you have the roof space. Did the energy industry lobby the state to keep this power away from the people?

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mdurg68 t1_it0nryc wrote

The exterior is failing which is why the scaffolds are up on Fulton and Westminster sidewalks so you don’t get hit with anything. I wouldn’t think the extent of construction would extend over and across the street though.

I think it’s weird that they’ve given Kennedy plaza one maybe two makeovers since I’ve started working downtown 9 years ago. And now to do it again.

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mdurg68 t1_is8pkx6 wrote

Same here I kept my NY license for a while but finally converted to RI so I could register the homestead credit for property taxes. Luckily that was like a week or two before the pandemic shut everything down. Also I think the license is only good for like 1 year then you have to renew it. Luckily that is just sending them money in the mail.

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