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Rental home insurance

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I've been shopping around for insurance for 2 properties I recently purchased in Indianapolis. I have been quoted $2000-$2400 full coverage with replacement costs ect. (For both properties) And $1200 for coverage with Actual Cash Value only (for both properties). What do investors typically get for their properties. I like the idea of good coverage but in this situation it dips into my cash flow. Let me know your thoughts. Thanks everyone

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