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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
Insurance lapse, leading to up to $10K out of pocket repairs?
Some unexpected situation occurred this week in one of my rental properties in Tucson, AZ.
I was about to file a claim for the house restoration (leaking / flooding issues) only to discover I had a lapse on my home owner insurance. This is due to a "missing signature" on the policy, according to my home insurance broker.
However, things did not sound right.. because:
7/2: I received full landlord insurance policy via email --> can this happen with a missing signature?
7/12: I closed the property with insurance policy in escrow --> can this happen with a missing signature?
7/20: I received full confirmation of the policy payment from CSE via email --> AGAIN, can this happen with a missing signature?
I have not received any email or notification that my policy was invalid till 8/10. The broker admitted that didn't see the request from the insurance company that they needed another signature, and they didn't inform him as well". As a result, "I need to proceed as if there is no coverage."
Any people had such experience? Any advice of how I can proceed this?
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What's your copy of the contract look like, have you verified the missing signature? I'd as for them to show you the problem and cross check it on your executed copy...