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John Kihm
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Recommendations on property insurance on a flip

John Kihm
  • Investor
  • Miami, FL
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I'm a newbie and looking for recommendations on getting short term property insurance on a flip. The idea is get the thing reno'd and flipped and a couple months. Florida is a tough place to get home owner insurance though. I think a lot of the other flippers in the Miami area do it without insurance.

Thoughts?

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Eric Belgau
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  • Olympia, WA
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Eric Belgau
  • Insurance Agent
  • Olympia, WA
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The automatic coverage for newly purchased property isn't the best way to cover a home you plan to flip. That's not what the coverage was designed for, which can cause issues if a claim comes up.

You should be getting a builder's risk policy to cover the period of the flip, and you should also make sure you have coverage in place - yours or a contractor/sub's - for every company and person that sets foot on the property.

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