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Updated 5 months ago, 08/14/2024

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Josh Miller
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Seal Beach, CA
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STAY AWAY FROM NREIG (National Real Estate Insurance Group)

Josh Miller
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Seal Beach, CA
Posted

I'm too young to have a heart attack but that's what I just went through dealing with NREIG.  Long story short I'm getting a portfolio loan through LimaOneCapital and they have some pretty specific request when it comes to insurance policies.  One of the requests was that I get an official invoice for any outstanding balance for each property. Well, 14 days later and 14 requests later I still don't have it and still can't close on my refinance deal.   Actually, it's been 14 written request and probably the same number of phone calls trying to get it.  I was on the phone with one representative and it took her 30 seconds to generate the report for a single property but when I asked for the same report for the other properties, she said I could only get it from my representative.  

Besides this one case, the only other negative experience I had was in trying to file a claim.  It didn't work out so well but I understand certain aspects are out of their control.  Regardless, I would highly recommend paying the extra few bucks other insurance companies charge and go with an Insurance provider that gets you what you need when you need it.  

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