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Updated almost 5 years ago, 12/19/2019

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Yaron Avidan
  • Investor
  • Tel-Aviv, ----
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Am I paying too much on my insurance?

Yaron Avidan
  • Investor
  • Tel-Aviv, ----
Posted

Hi all,

I have one rental in the DFW area, TX.

The house is worth about 140K. The landlord insurance is $135 a month with Safeco. 

This year there was a pipe leak under the foundation which the insurance wouldn't cover.

In all the deal analysis I have seen, the insurance is always much cheaper.  What am I missing here, and am I paying too much?

Thanks in advance,

Yaron

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