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Mark DelRosario
  • Torrance, CA
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Newbie investor questions on Indy insurance policies

Mark DelRosario
  • Torrance, CA
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Hello fellow BPer's

I am a new investor from CA looking to invest in Indianapolis (also KC/Memphis) and have been shopping around my local banks for property insurance for investors. I am pretty new so I am looking for recommendations on where to find good policies for single family houses in the range of 70k-95k?

Any advice on whom to ask? I feel like just asking the banks I have a relationship with is limiting my options, and I have nothing to weigh their rates against so I am not sure if I am getting a good deal or not.

Also, when dealing with homes in those price ranges and in these mid west markets which don't appreciate like homes on the coasts... which policy is best? Seems like actual cash value (purchase price) would be my best bet?

Thanks in advance everyone!

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