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Homeowners Inurance for a rehab property
Can anyone provide advice for how to secure homeowners on a rehab property? This will be my first property that is distressed like this. It needs a roof, electrical, and a few other small items and I don't think my traditional agent will bind coverage from what everyone is telling me. There has to be a solution for this until I can pass a 4 point inspection and secure a traditional policy. Is there a specific type of policy or is there a process for this type of thing?