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Anyone have experience with HomeServe sewer insurance?
HomeServe offers a $10k exterior sewer line coverage plan for $5.99/month per property in Kansas City, KS. They say rental properties are eligible. The only criteria is that the owner must not be aware of a pre-existing drain line issue. I was planning to get video inspection on 8 sewer lines in a couple of weeks, and now I wonder whether the insurance is a better idea. Thoughts?