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Originally Posted by Papa_lecki
So you bought a house in a spot where you knew there was going to be a lot of construction, now you’re complaining about the construction?
Not as bad as
buying next to the turnpike and complaining about the turnpike noise
or
Buying next to an entertainment venue (sawgrass) and complaining about the music.
So, probably number 3 on the list.
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Not sure you can consider every undeveloped piece of land as a spot where there is going to be a lot of construction. Or maybe that's the way it is in Florida.
There is a big difference between causing annoyance and causing damage. The OP did not complain when the work was annoying. The OP should not have to foot the bill when the work causes damage.
I wonder if the insurance companies would get involved in that. Though in Florida there would be a chance of your insurance being dropped or rates going up.
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