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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
Seeking Insurance Broker
Hello,
I'm buying a four-unit in Pawtucket, owner occupied. I'm trying to find the best insurance option and it's getting confusing. Allstate gave me a great quote if I bundle with my car, but their car insurance was double what I'm paying with Progressive right now. Progressive gave me a decent quote on the house with the auto bundle. Amica and Nationwide came in high.
Replacement value is coming in around $450k to $550k. And best quotes are around $2300 per year without the auto discount. Anybody doing better than that on a similar property?
I'm thinking I'd like a broker to run a bunch of different companies and find the best deal. Any recommendations on finding that person? I tried one off of google and she came back with one small company with a ridiculously high quote. Useless.
Thanks for any help.