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Insurance being cancelled- what should I do?

Sam Zawatsky
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Hello,


I switched my insurance over to a rental property policy about a month ago and I just received a letter in the mail saying that my policy was being cancelled in 14 days due to the roof being in unacceptable condition, having multiple repairs. What should I do about this? The roof was repaired when I purchased the property 3 years ago, and works well still. I prefer not to replace the roof  , but also am worried that if I don’t have insurance, then there could be an issue with my mortgage, which I am still paying off

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