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Martin Guerrero
  • Lake Geneva, WI
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Things that are a must or lessons learned when buying home owners insurance on rental

Martin Guerrero
  • Lake Geneva, WI
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Hello Everyone,


looking for lessons learned or must haves when shopping for home owners insurance on rental properties.  Currently in the process of buying a duplex and want to make sure I’m well insured for the unpredictable:) thank you all in advance 

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Charles Carillo
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  • North Palm Beach, FL
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Charles Carillo
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@Martin Guerrero

I would make sure that the liability portion is at least $1,000,000. I would also make sure that the actual replacement value of your property is covered. Many policies will undervalue the actual replacement cost of the property.

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