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La T.
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Home insurance for investment properties

La T.
  • Investor
  • Gastonia, NC
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Hello,

Can folks please share experiences with home insurance for investment properties?

The properties I am looking at are less than 10 yrs old.

Is there anything such as typical coverage or deductible?

Any tips for a first timer?

Any experience with State Farm or Ameriprise?

Thanks for the help.

LaTha

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Matt Holmer
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Matt Holmer
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@La T.

I use State Farm for everything.  Their auto is a little higher (but great coverage and good claims handling) but their homeowners is typically cheaper then what I've seen.  I'm right around $600/year for properties with around $100,000 in coverage and $300,000 in liability.  That is no non owner occupied. Deductible is $1,000 for each.

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