> It's a lot of time for residents to be without a home while these things are sorted. Though if you're renting, you can break your lease without fees and get

> It's a lot of time for residents to be without a home while these things are sorted. Though if you're renting, you can break your lease without fees and get your bond back if the building is no longer classified as being safe to live in (at least that's the NSW rental laws). But of course if you're renting then home insurance isn't your problem (usually you'd just have contents insurance).