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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Note Insurance - Per UPB Or Per Purchase Price?
This is a questions I often ask myself -
When you acquire a NPN note and you would like to insure the property by yourself, do you insure it per the UPB value or per your purchase price?
For example - You acquire a NPN note in $60K while the UPB is $120K.
If you insure per UPB, does it matter if the house BPO is under or above water (meaning, per the example, if the BPO is $100K or $150K)?
In the NPN notes I acquired I used to insure per the purchase price to cover my investment, but would like to hear your thoughts.
Most Popular Reply

I insure it based off of what I invested. If I invested $60k, then I might insure it for $70k. Insurance is insurance and has a cost. It's not the lottery. I cover my investment. I don't waste my money on insurance hoping the sucker burns down and I make bank.