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Wow...tragic!
Seen him working the breakfast grill many times. No insurance? Ouch! Gonna try to get over there Thursday morning to contribute something... I would bet if you try this agian in early summer, with seasonals back in the fold, the results would be very good. I wish him well... |
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Very sorry to hear about this loss and it must be very challenging for all involved.
Not having any home insurance probably creates some big big problems. For example, if the town requires that the burnt out wreck be torn down to the ground and removed, there's no friendly insurance company to pay the bills. Two other structure fires; the All Over Saloon in the Weirs, across from the volcano waterslide, and a house under construction in Gilford next to Belknap Point Motel are still standing despite mega fire damage to them both. If a house has a mortgage then it's a safe bet that it has a current insurance policy because it is a very important requirement by the mortgage lender. It could be that after paying for the property taxes and heating fuel, there wasn't enough left to pay for home insurance. It seems like the price of home insurance has really been going up in price over the last five years which obviously just makes it a lot tougher to have home insurance. Again, very sorry to hear! Any idea what size clothes donations or furniture/appliances are good to be donating?
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