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Jack Smith
  • Newburgh, NY
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What helps you make a property more insurable?

Jack Smith
  • Newburgh, NY
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Hi, I'm an Independent Insurance Agent with locations in Newburgh, Poughkeepsie, Millbrook and Montgomery NY. I work with Real Estate owners and investors of all size. I work with those who are buying to fix up and flip, as well as those buying to renovate and hold for future rental income streams, or as homes. I work with those who have multiple commercial real estate schedules as well.

So, how do you make your property more insurable? The answer to that question is tell the right true story of about your property. Let me know it's condition today, and what you are going to be doing to it, to fix it up. Be opening to understanding the valuation insurance policies use for a property when you want to insure it and how that affects any payments at the time of a claim.

Let's talk more. What questions do you have specifically?

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