Q: TN. My house # is preventing me from selling it. It is 666. Can I sue to change it? 911 is in charge & said no.
I asked 911. They said only 2 houses need to be changed to stay in numerical order. My neighbor said no & 911 said they want them to agree. No 666 numbers are ever assigned. Buyers say no based on the 666 address. Help. I need to have it changed to move. Is there anything I can do legally? I have to sell my 2 story house because my invalid parents live with me so I cm care for them. They can no longer climb the stairs. I have owned the house for 15 years. The city said the number is always skipped and it’s a mistake back in 1987.
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A: Different Counties handle 911 and zoning issues differently. Hire an attorney in the applicable County to ask for the change in street address. Provide an appropriate alternate address. You may have to go before a County Commission or a Zoning Board. The County Mayor will probably be involved.
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