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John Lee
  • Tampa, FL
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Hurricane Florence delay closing date

John Lee
  • Tampa, FL
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I have a property in Jacksonville, NC that suppose to close this week. The county is evacuated and the closing day is delayed. The house is a flip, so I'm not sure if I had any kind of insurance policy on it. Can I scramble a quick investor insurance that can cover the house in case anything happen? The house is relatively new, build in 2006. I'm out of state, and the agent manage my property is evacuated. So no boarding up the window or turn off the electric.  I'm not sure the building code for NC is as strong as FL. 

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