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James Thomas
  • Architect
  • Japan (Home of record, Louisiana)
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HOI - Adequate Coverage?

James Thomas
  • Architect
  • Japan (Home of record, Louisiana)
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BLUF: Is the below Homeowners Insurance (HOI) coverage adequate for a $700,000 personal home with an attached one (1) bedroom multi-generational unit (aka: mother in-law suite)? Coverage F Medical seems low...

BACKGROUND: Under contract for a new construction personal home that includes a one (1) bedroom multi-generational suite with it's own entrance. We intend to rent the multi-generational unit as a short term rental to nurses and service members. 

Thank you for your feedback as it is much appreciated!

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