Burned Out, Locked Out: Why Thousands Still Can’t Rebuild
After catastrophic wildfires destroyed thousands of homes in places like the Palisades, Paradise, and Hawaii, shockingly few have been rebuilt—only 1.2% in some cases. In this episode, Ken and Danille McElroy explore why permits, insurance loopholes, outdated building codes, and government restrictions make rebuilding…
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