Talk about a thief with gonads.
http://www.aol.com/article/2015/02/26/house-in-oregon-missing-stolen-off-its-foundation/21147140/
http://www.aol.com/article/2015/02/26/house-in-oregon-missing-stolen-off-its-foundation/21147140/
House stolen off its foundation...
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Re: House stolen off it's foundation
That's flat amazing. On framed houses, building codes, without exception, AFAIK, require the bottom plate be bolted to the foundation or slab. I would imagine the same would be true with log homes (assuming the pic is accurate). However, since it's already elevated, the main hurdle to moving a house would be removed. An audacious feat, in any event...
That's flat amazing. On framed houses, building codes, without exception, AFAIK, require the bottom plate be bolted to the foundation or slab. I would imagine the same would be true with log homes (assuming the pic is accurate). However, since it's already elevated, the main hurdle to moving a house would be removed. An audacious feat, in any event...
Re: House stolen off it's foundation
300 miles south of Portland! Surely there was a closer city to use as a reference.
300 miles south of Portland! Surely there was a closer city to use as a reference.
Re: House stolen off it's foundation
grand theft building. how exactly do you explain this to the insurance company? sure you are insured if someone breaks into your house and steals things within it, but are you insured if someone steals the whole house?
grand theft building. how exactly do you explain this to the insurance company? sure you are insured if someone breaks into your house and steals things within it, but are you insured if someone steals the whole house?
Re: House stolen off it's foundation
With standard policies (and almost all of them are word for word), you would be...
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