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Master ins. vs Landlord Ins. -- Burst water pipe condo

Chris Renzi
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Hi BP, Had a water pipe burst in my rented condo last weekend. The condo is part of a 3 unit HOA, with a Master insurance policy. I also have my own landlord policy.

I have claims into both insurance companies now as I'm concerned the master won't cover damage in my unit and I'd like to get this resolved ASAP (tons of claims due to the cold weather last weekend). Should I have opened both? Any guidance on what the best course of action here is based on this situation? Additionally, this is proving time consuming to manage both as there's multiple assessors, contractors coming to look at damage.. 

Thanks for the help! 

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