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Updated 10 months ago, 03/19/2024

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Julia Hagen
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  • Lodi, CA
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Just spent $7,000 on home warranties..?? 😫😳

Julia Hagen
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  • Lodi, CA
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I have a daughter in college with a 4yr tuition bill that will total $120,000 plus. So, while money is tight I thought it would be a good idea to purchase home warranties for our 3 homes (10 individual units in total because of attached granny units and subdividing).  So, I paid $7,000 cash for 6 yrs of full coverage on each home from Home Choice. (🤯😱🤬)

But, it’s been a total nightmare. I was hoping that we could continue investing this way because we wouldn’t have to worry about big, unexpected costs while dealing w/tuition.  What should I do now? Get a refund? Switch warrenty companies?  Is it advisable to purchase home warranties on rentals? 

Note:                                                                       - Roofs are all OK
- Two furnaces will need replacing w/in 5-8 yrs.                                                              - Interior/exteriors are OK (new carpet and paint eventually, in one home)                             - About 5 appliances will probably need replacing w/in next 5 -10 yrs

Thank you!!

PS

Some shots from a few of our units 🤗

Garage StudioNewest HomeCollage of photos from biggest rentalWalk in closet we converted into kitchen in master bedroom to studio conversion, newest homeBathroom in master bedroom we just converted into a studio, newest home

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