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insuring MF units
I am currently looking to insure two properties, a triplex and a six plex. I am not having much success locally to find carriers that will insure them. I am being asked if the units have students in them, which seems to affect the rate and then getting a replacement cost and a coverage quote that are very different, lastly I have some agents that I spoke with that never call back? In previous years I did not have these challenges. Has something changed with insuring rental properties? Any insight is appreciated.