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Jessie Chang
  • San Francisco, CA
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Commercial or Rental Insurance policy that can underwrite all states...

Jessie Chang
  • San Francisco, CA
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I used to insure my rental houses with State Farm but once I went over a certain number of rentals, they refused to insure me for any more houses and I was forced to go to many other random brokers and agencies for policies... now it's out of control I cannot even keep up who is insuring what property and hard to shop around too many bigger well known insurance agencies do not want to insure me anymore. Do you guys know of reliable insurance agencies or brokers that can UNDERWRITE in ALL states no matter how many houses you own? also possibly commercial policy that I can insure multiple houses in? (although I hear mixed reviews about bundle policies....) please provide me some juicy info if you have dips on it! 

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