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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Investor in New Hampshire and Maine
Morning Folks,
I recently relocated back to NH after a career move to NYC for about 20 years.
Since Feb I've been able to acquire 4 properties totaling 6 units. (Dover, Dover, Rochester, Berwick)
I'm looking to acquire 2-4 more units for winter projects (sfh rehabs or multi 2-4 unit that require improvement)
One of the issues I've run into is most of the insurance companies I'm dealing with do not permit wood or pellet stoves in investment properties.
Can anybody recommend any insurers who are both reputable and permit this - in particular pellet stoves, which are installed in many homes already.
Look forward to working with and learning from the BP community.
Anthony Cennami