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Getting Insurance for a house bought in auction but no deed?
Hey Everyone,
Just wanted to pick everyone's brain to see what my options are. I won a house on auction and sent payment in full to pay the auction result. The thing is they told me that it will take between 10-12 weeks to get the deed in my name. In that time am I able to get insurance on the house so in case anything happens to the house until I get the deed?
The house is in great condition but knowing winter is coming up, it's possible for someone to break into it and whatnot.
Thanks!