Hopefully your coverage is enough. A lot of people haven’t raised there

Sep 13, 2019
3:55:09pm

Cobra Venom Contributor

amount of coverage to coincide with the large increase in the cost to build homes that has raised steadily the last 5 years.

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Cobra Venom

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Fire at a rental property. What am I entitled to from insurance company?

Iman23

9/13/19 1:34pm

1. get a copy of your homeowners landlord policy. 2. read it

jwf

9/13/19 1:35pm

Do you have a loan on the property? Most homeowners carriers include

jwf

9/18/19 4:38pm

It is pretty straightforward. They will look at the coverage on the house and

Baron

9/13/19 1:36pm

But the value to the new buyer is most likely the dirt. So the value to the

Iman23

9/13/19 1:40pm

What did you insure the dirt or the home? The home. You have insurance to cover

Baron

9/13/19 1:43pm

So, you don't think I need to disclose the sale? It's damage to more than

Iman23

9/13/19 1:52pm

I am not saying that you can avoid the disclose of the sell or that you should.

Baron

9/13/19 1:57pm

The contract mentions something about condemnation

Iman23

9/13/19 3:52pm

I'd worry about this getting hung up for insurance fraud

SD_UTE

9/13/19 1:40pm

reminds me of a BYU story.

v1k0u6

9/13/19 1:45pm

here is the news article

v1k0u6

9/13/19 1:47pm

Hopefully your coverage is enough. A lot of people haven’t raised there

Cobra Venom

9/13/19 3:55pm

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