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Patrick Fleming
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  • Burleson, TX
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Any tips on choosing an insurance provider for my first flip?

Patrick Fleming
  • Vendor
  • Burleson, TX
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Good morning BP - my business partner and I are getting ready for our first project.  We have everything lined up except for an insurance provider.  We are targeting a low end flip to start looking to get in and out as quickly as possible.  Can anyone recommend an insurance provider?  Are there any pitfalls or advice you can offer?  Thank you!

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Jay Dewberry
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Jay Dewberry
  • Covington, GA
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Hi Patrick. I did a and there seems to be many suggestions for investor friendly insurance companies. Just make sure to get an Open Peril/All Inclusive type of policy. Some call them HO-3/DP-3 style policies. That way you'll have the most coverage for unforeseen circumstances. Hope that helps.

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