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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Landlord insurance. Just loan value or replacement value?
On "landlords insurance policy", should I opt for a loan value only amount or complete replacement value. Of course, big price difference between the two. The home I am insuring is 60k.
My question is, if I opt for loan value only and the house burns down, yes the loan is paid for but what do you do then to the house?
If I opt for replacement value, would it be worth re- building the entire house.
Broad questions, but I wanted to see what the seasoned investors do for their properties?
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