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Katie Lyon
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Where did you find your insurance?

Katie Lyon
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How did you go about finding insurance for your rental? We have a rental property property that used to be our primary residence, but need a new insurance company as the existing one does not do rentals! 

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Chris Davidson
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Chris Davidson
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@Katie Lyon I use an insurance broker, just like a mortgage broker they work with several companies so they can get the best rate and the policy I need. Plus you get to build a relationship with one person who does the hard work of finding the best policy for you.

Just ask some other investors in your area, or google insurance broker in your area. Best of luck! 

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