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Brite Zhou
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New rehab theft - advise and security options

Brite Zhou
  • San Francisco, CA
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Hi BP, I am a newbie investor in San Francisco area, working with my father on a new project. This morning we got a call from our contractor letting us know the home was broken into and all of the tools were stolen. This is our first time running into this problem. We are filing a police report at the moment, and discussing with contractors of what to do next. Should this be filed as a claim under contractors insurance? Or the home owner insurance? Which will pay out and how much delay should we expect because of this? Going forward, what security systems should be in place to prevent this type of incidents? Any suggestions and advise is welcomed. Thank you

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Dan Rosenberger
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  • Westfield, IN
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Dan Rosenberger
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  • Westfield, IN
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Simplisafe sells a home security system that you can install yourself.  It can be easily moved from one property to the next one.  Monitoring costs 15-20 per month.  (With the $20 plan you get email notification when the system is armed and unarmed.)

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