Originally Posted by Z 202 (Post 40194)

Actually, to my insurance company's credit, they did pay for the 2nd appraisal. :) I raised enough objections to the first; which was very unobjective, deficient in lot of the actual details, and came to a conclusion using an essay to support the analysis which had a section stating that this type of reversion should NOT be presumed in the circumstances surrounding the sequence or reported events..

So I'm out my deductible. Which is fair. I was the dingbat who ran aground..