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Updated 12 months ago, 01/05/2024

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How much money should I insure my rental properties for with ACV and $10K deductible?

Matt Wells
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I want to get the community's thoughts.  How much money should I insure my rental properties for with ACV (actual cash value) and $10K deductible? Should I insure for the capital I have in the homes or for how much they are currently worth? I have added value to all of my properties, and they have risen in value from appreciation. If the homes get destroyed I will not rebuild. I want my initial investment back and to move on to other opportunities. If there is a fire or whatever else, I will not claim unless the cost to repair is $20,000 or more. 

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