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Maria K.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Lititz, PA
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Insurance Claim question

Maria K.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Lititz, PA
Posted

I may need to file a claim for some roof damage on my rental property that is out of state in SC. I am not sure whether the damage would warrant a full replacement by the insurance company. The roof is at 20 years - end of life. I know that filing a claim can cause some issues when searching for insurance on the next property. Not sure if it makes a difference on whether the next property would be considered my primary residence or an investment property. Does anyone work with a company that would be able to work with me in this scenario considering I have a recent claim for a future purchase in MD, PA, DE or SC?  The company I am currently working with only offers coverage in SC.  

Thank you. 

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