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Kirk Barber
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Insurance Coverage

Kirk Barber
  • Investor
  • Buckeye, AZ
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I am flipping homes in the West Phoenix area.

The insurance agent that handles my rentals won't issue me a rental policy (cost about $550.00 per year) on the homes I am flipping as they are vacant.  Instead, he insists I purchase a policy for vacant property that costs a little more than $100.00 per month.

How are you other flippers in my area insuring your properties during rehab?

Thanks.

Kirk

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James Wise#5 All Forums Contributor
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James Wise#5 All Forums Contributor
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I imagine that is going to be the answer you get across the board.

Every insurance agent I have ever dealt with had the same policy.

The home is vacant. The policy is for a vacant property.

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