this post was submitted on 24 Aug 2023
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Sure would be cool if the logic of eminent domain would be applied to housing that sits vacant for ages. If they're not using it just take it.
Well eminent domain says we have to pay you a fair rate for the house. The property was taxed $2000 and earned no income last year so here's a bill for $40,000.