87-year-old Eaton Fire survivor says contractor left him homeless, broke
An 87-year-old disabled California wildfire survivor is struggling to rebuild his life after losing his Altadena home in the 2025 Eaton Fire. Peter Brown claims his contractor went $90,000 over budget and is demanding another $51,000 to finish the house. With his insurance money and savings exhausted, he remains homeless and pays $2,500 monthly rent.
Key Takeaways
- An 87-year-old disabled California wildfire survivor is struggling to rebuild his life after losing his Altadena home in the 2025 Eaton Fire.
- Peter Brown claims his contractor went $90,000 over budget and is demanding another $51,000 to finish the house.
- With his insurance money and savings exhausted, he remains homeless and pays $2,500 monthly rent.
An 87-year-old disabled California wildfire survivor is struggling to rebuild his life after losing his Altadena home in the 2025 Eaton Fire. Peter Brown claims his contractor went $90,000 over budget and is demanding another $51,000 to finish the house. With his insurance money and savings exhausted, he remains homeless and pays $2,500 monthly rent.
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This summary was curated from Times of India.