Mar 4, 2021
11:28:18pm
11:28:18pm
No. The deductible are enormous. In most cases the damage to your home
would be less than the deductible. Google search how wood frame homes do in big earthquakes, especially newer ones.
If you were buying a brick home built in the 1950s, I'd try to insure it. But I don't even know if anyone out there would write a policy for that.
If you were buying a brick home built in the 1950s, I'd try to insure it. But I don't even know if anyone out there would write a policy for that.
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