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David De La Torre
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Insurance for Property in Cleveland, Ohio

David De La Torre
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Hello!

My first out-of-state rental property in Cleveland, Ohio is almost done rehabbing. It's a 4 bed 1 bath and I'm open to either renting it or selling it (if I'm offered a price around the ARV). I'm trying to figure out what kind of insurance plan to get that would be suitable for both these exit strategies.

I'm not trying to pay for what I don't need but I would like to be fully covered for an affordable price. 

Can anyone recommend me a great insurance company that's also headache free when it comes to filing claims?

May you also recommend the right questions to be asking these companies? 

Thank you and Happy Investing!

  • David De La Torre
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