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Updated about 8 years ago,
Insurance for 100-year properties
Hi club friends,
I'm an investor from Portland, OR. Right now I'm crunching numbers for a 5-plex built in 1890. Everything looks promising except that I can't even get an insurance quote for this building. I've contacted multiple brokers and they all tapped to their professional networks but none could give me a quote (AAA, farmers, travelers, etc).
The building has been renovated from inside out, including roof, siding, electric wiring, and so on. All units are up to the standard.
I know in downtown Portland, there're lots of properties with 100+ age, and people flip and sell (or rent) them with incredibly high price. So there must be some way to finance rental properties with such an old age.
Anyone can help?