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Tyler Tacy
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  • Cincinnati, OH
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Anyone use Berkshire Hathaway Guard insurance?

Tyler Tacy
  • New to Real Estate
  • Cincinnati, OH
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Hey BP, I was wondering if anyone has had any experiences with Berkshire Hathaway Guard insurance. Among the quotes I got for my first rental they are the cheapest and leaning towards them.

Was wondering if anyone on here had an option on them if they had to make claims and how "easy" the process was or wasn't.

Thanks!

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    Eric Van Deman
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    • Castle Pines, CO
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    Eric Van Deman
    • Investor
    • Castle Pines, CO
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    Hi @Tyler Tacy,

    I use them on my largest multi-family property.  No claims yet (fingers crossed), so I can't provide insight on the claims process.  But no major rate hikes between years 1 and 2, so at least from that perspective they have been good to work with.

    Best of luck.

    Eric

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