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Melissa Kirchhoff
  • Ottawa, IL
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What insurance company do you use for rental properties?

Melissa Kirchhoff
  • Ottawa, IL
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What company do you use for your rental property insurance and what's your experience so far? I'm hoping most of you haven't had to deal with a claim, but if you have, bonus points if you tell me how it went!

I'm trying to figure out who to get some quotes from and my general direction is compromised (the one I would use that I use for auto doesn't do rental properties (I think) and my primary house company we've had a claim with and it's been a slow dragged out process since the adjuster is completely overworked (or lazy, who knows) ) so now I feel like I'm just randomly googling it and I'm sure that's not a great way to go, so any help would be much appreciated!

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