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HELP - Insurance requiring Fire Alarm?
My old insurance just dropped me. Said that our property rebuild costs exceeded their maximum.
Now, while searching for new insurance through a broker, I'm being told that my building now requires a "Central Station Fire Alarm that reports to a Central Reporting Station".
Is this new requirement normal? Should I try and find another insurance broker? It's wild to me that this is suddenly a requirement.
I own a 4-unit residential property in the seacoast of NH.