On Wed, 30 Dec 2020 19:51:58 -0600, "cshenk" > wrote:

>Ed Pawlowski wrote:
>
>> Semi Bullshit. A house can be declared uninhabitable by the local
>> code enforcement agency. More likely to happen with a rental
>> property after complaints from a tenant.
>>
>> Typically, a condemned property cannot be sold as a structure. The
>> property can usually still be sold as land, though the value is
>> actually reduced due to the buyer expense of tearing down the
>> condemned house and hauling it away, making it difficult for a buyer
>> to get a mortgage loan.
>>
>> Owner occupied properties can be deemed uninhabitable after a fire or
>> other structural damage. I don't know about eviction though.
>
>Laws vary from state to state. Sheldon is in a dream world there.
>Here, if they deem a place 'uninhabitable' you can still live in it
>when renovating.

Sheldon likes to make big statements. They don't have to be true and
generally aren't.