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to different tenants (tenants). At the time Ms. Towles and Mr.
Towles acquired the Paradise Lane property, four of those units
were located on the second floor of the building situated on that
property, and two of them were located on the ground floor of
that building. Two of the four second-floor apartment units were
two-bedroom units, and two of them were one-bedroom units. When
Ms. Towles and Mr. Towles acquired the Paradise Lane property and
throughout the years at issue, there were six parking spaces that
were under cover and two parking spaces that were not under cover
on that property.
In March 1993, a so-called no-name storm (storm) occurred
that ripped the dock for the Paradise Lane property from its
concrete pilings and caused certain water and wind damage to the
two ground-floor apartment units, but no damage to the four
second-floor apartment units, at that property. Because of the
storm damage to the two ground-floor apartment units, the oc-
cupants had to vacate those units while repairs were made to
them. Those tenants were able to move back into those apartment
units within ten days to two weeks after the storm.
Although petitioners had insurance coverage for loss of
business income with respect to the Paradise Lane property, they
made no claim for any income lost as a result of the storm.
In mid-May 1993, all of the tenants of the apartment units
at the Paradise Lane property, except Adrienne Renee Nichols (Ms.
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