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My Rental Condo in Malibu burned down in the fire today

Douglas Stewart
  • Los Angeles
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Not sure if this is where to post this.  My grandparent house burned down too, and not sure about my parents house.  Everyone is ok and that's the main thing.  I was just watching the news (I'm in NYC) and saw my condo burning.  I have no idea what happens now.  A few questions:

1. I am assuming I have fire insurance through my HOA, does this sound right? My sister has all the documentation at my parents' house (again not sure if this is still standing) so I can't check it.

2.  Assuming I do have insurance, are we going to rebuild the condo essentially as it was?

3. Will my mortgage remain the same? I do not have much spare cash to cover the mortgage ($1400/month), HOA dues were $600/month and rental income was $2800. Is there anyway to get the payments suspended on it until it is rebuilt?

Thank you!

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Douglas Stewart
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Thank you for the reply @Nathan Gesner.  I am looking at my rental condo unitowner's policy and it appears I have Building Property coverage for $95,400.  This would be to rebuild I assume?  I also appear to have Loss of Rents, which is also a relief.  We will see what happens. 

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