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Multifamily Insurance Questions

Dom Chit
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Hi, I'm in contract to acquire a 2 property deal: 6 unit apartment and 6 townhome. Looking at insurance for these properties, what is generally considered to be adequate coverage, ie what should be covered and how much would be a reasonable amt. We are looking at either 90% or complete replacement cost as a basis for the quote. Thanks!

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Nick Bendick
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  • Shelby Township, MI
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Nick Bendick
  • Insurance Agent / Investor
  • Shelby Township, MI
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These are all great questions and require a conversation to find out further details before appropriate recommendations can be given. I would ask them to your insurance agent. If you don't have an insurance agent i would google Trusted Choice and search by zip code for a local independent agent. Call a couple until you find one you like then schedule a time to talk about your buildings under contract then you will receive advice tailored towards your situation and needs.

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