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Have you had your Landlord insurance cancelled?
Have you had your Landlord insurance canceled?
I just received a letter with a list of demands that may take some time to remedy. There's requesting roof repairs/replacement for two separate properties.
What did you do? Did you make the repairs in time? If not, did you hold the properties w/o the coverage?
All the homes are paid for w/o mortgages, so there isn't a 3rd party involved with the mortgage. I formed an LLC to hold the properties as well.
Examples of Damage e.g.- Repair a roof that has more than two layers of shingles. - Property 1
- Replace the roof on another property. - Property 2
- Missing Sidings / Rotting trim under windows (which I'll be abel to fixed)