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Chris Piette
  • Green Bay, WI
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Finding the balance between insurance coverage and CAPEX/maint.

Chris Piette
  • Green Bay, WI
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Good afternoon everyone,

I'm currently in the process of closing on my first rental property, and am applying for and selecting insurance coverage's. I'm looking for some advice from the seasoned investors and insurance experts.

I've got a quote that actually beat my pro forma, however just like anything they are now offering the "add-ons" and upgraded coverages (service line coverage and equipment break down coverage to be specific).

So my question is, where do you draw the line between coverage's that can save your butt if something were to go wrong, and where can you save a dollar here and there and rely on your Maint/Capex/cash reserves to cover the unforseen issues in owning a rental.

Also if anyone is so inclined, if any, what are THE additional coverage's to get when insuring a rental?

Thanks!

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