Your best bet would probably be to argue undert the common law "right of privacy," one aspect of which is known as the right of publicity, which is the commercial appropriation of someone's name or likeness. It happens when someone gains commercial benefit by using the name or likeness of another without consent. It usually occurs when a photograph of a person is used in an advertisement without the person's permission. You could argue that this extends to use of your home's image for commercial benefit. The strength of your case is questionable becuase, in general, you do not need a property release to use a photograph of a building (e.g. office building for Google)....but there is a argument to be made because it is a private residence, but again it is in public view and not truly "private" so success on this claim is questionable, but you should be able to get a free consultation with an attorney that can give you an opinion on the strength of your situation. good luck
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