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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Insurance
Hey all,
Im fairly new to this site but was wondering if I could get some help. Im recently purchased a property to flip in Minneapolis. What is the best route to go for getting insurance on it? It is a bigger project that will have an almost full rehab, 3 month timeline. I contacted my insurance company I use for my personal house a some of my rentals and they are quoting me for the vacant home and its really expensive, my agent doesn't seem too experienced with investment properties. Is there a better way to do this, or does anyone know a good insurance agent in the Minneapolis area?
Thanks
Brandon