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Paper, Paper, too much Paper! Need advice on a more organized approach to multiple policies..
I'm drowning in insurance policy papers. I use Auto-Owners through an agent and I feel like I'm constantly being bombarded with mail. Plus, the invoices they send never have the property addresses, so I have no idea what it's for. I switch policies to paperless whenever I can, but when I buy a new property the mail starts coming again. I also switch back and forth to builders risk policies during renovations, and that's more paperwork again...
Has anyone found it easier to combine all their individual rental property policies into one policy? Do you have any recommendations on companies that handle that process smoothly?
My goal is to go travel and end this constant stream of mail and paper.