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Insurance Language Question
Dear BP
So One of the units in my triplex is un-permitted or illegal. I am calling my insurance broker to make sure I have the best and comprehensive protective language in terms of tenants issues. HoweverI am not sure if I should disclose that one of the units is unpermitted to them. is there any risk in that? If they know its not permitted, would they not insure? raise premium?