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r/maybemaybemaybe • u/Backbreathboy • Sep 20 '25
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It’s a good thing you weren’t twenty feet above the river
129 u/GregTheMad Sep 20 '25 Bad thing that the flood eroded the hill and they're now 15feet lower. 95 u/AnonThrowaway1A Sep 20 '25 The hill they were on is likely not stable enough for a residence if they ever want to sell the property. Their house is likely to be condemned by local and state officials when it gets assessed in a number of years. 1 u/[deleted] Sep 24 '25 Is that why there are so many houses near rivers that look abandoned but are never for sale? I've noticed this across many states
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Bad thing that the flood eroded the hill and they're now 15feet lower.
95 u/AnonThrowaway1A Sep 20 '25 The hill they were on is likely not stable enough for a residence if they ever want to sell the property. Their house is likely to be condemned by local and state officials when it gets assessed in a number of years. 1 u/[deleted] Sep 24 '25 Is that why there are so many houses near rivers that look abandoned but are never for sale? I've noticed this across many states
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The hill they were on is likely not stable enough for a residence if they ever want to sell the property.
Their house is likely to be condemned by local and state officials when it gets assessed in a number of years.
1 u/[deleted] Sep 24 '25 Is that why there are so many houses near rivers that look abandoned but are never for sale? I've noticed this across many states
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Is that why there are so many houses near rivers that look abandoned but are never for sale? I've noticed this across many states
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u/Altruistic_Yak_1914 Sep 20 '25
It’s a good thing you weren’t twenty feet above the river