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Richard E.
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  • Attorney
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One Stop Shop Insurance for LTR/STR/Flood, etc?

Richard E.
Agent
Pro Member
  • Attorney
  • Los Angeles
Posted

Listmates,

I am getting real tired of paying a million premiums, and extra payments for fire, flood, str, and whatever else, The payments constantly seem to be due, autopay doesn't always work, and its overall just really annoying to deal with all of it. 

I get that these are quality problems to have, but i am wondering if there is like a one stop shop, where i can get a master policy maybe that just covers everything, with a minimum of payments.  This is all just alot to keep up w/ otherwise.

Wondering how everyone else deals w / it, and if anyone has any insurance "master plans" they recommend? I got referred to Arcana insurance but they don't write in CA and I think they don't write for STR's. (Forget exactly but they were not the right fit)

any help/thoughts appreciated.

  • Richard E.

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