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George P.
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"dear landlord, you seem not to have hazard insurance"

George P.
  • Property Manager
  • Livonia, MI
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i am sick of getting these letters every week from one of the mortgage companies. and most of the time it's for the same houses. i know @Brandon turner talked about it in a podcast, so i know he gets them.

anyone else? what do you do? is there a way to stop it by fixing the "error" once and for all? arghh!

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Shawn Thom
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Shawn Thom
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I used to work for an insurance company and we'd have to deal with this constantly. There were certain mortgage/car loan companies that did an awful job at tracking policies etc. I got to where some one would call and say they got the letter and before looking up their policy I'd ask if they were with XXXX. I'd normally be right.

From what I saw, the problem was on the mortgage companies side, not your insurance.

Why are y'all spending time on it? Contact your insurance company and make your agent do all the work. I know we always did the work (when i was an agent).

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