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Should I get a Home Warranty for New Duplex?

Thomas O'Donnell
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  • Columbus, OH
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Hey all! Has anyone ever purchased a home warranty? I just closed on my first duplex today and was thinking about getting one for at least the first year. Someone I was talking to said you can find them for around $500 or so. Would this be a smart move to make? If so, does anyone have ay recommendations?

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Generally rip-offs. They will find a way to exclude most repairs and use cheap labor and parts when they can....

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