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Taylor Lydon
  • Boston, MA
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Homeowners Insurance on a Duplex

Taylor Lydon
  • Boston, MA
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Hi All,

I am considering putting in an offer on a duplex and wanted to calculate exactly what my monthly costs would look like.  I got a number of homeowners insurance quotes that were far more expensive than I anticipated.  I have had renters insurance for a number of years and had to file 2 claims in the last 3 years (one for a break-in/theft and the other because a water pipe burst and displaced my wife and I for 40 days).  I have received quotes between $4,000-$6,700 per year!

I am wondering if I can have my wife take out the homeowners policy under her name alone, as she was not listed on my renters policy.  Or are there any other moves I can make to reduce the annual premium?

Thanks!

Taylor

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