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Updated almost 12 years ago on . Most recent reply

Home insurance claim vs pay out of pocket
Hi all. In need of some guidance. One of my rental properties recently had the AC stolen and I'm torn on whether I should file a claim or pay out of pocket? I have a handy man who can replace it for approximately $1500-1700 and my deductible is $1000. If I choose the claim route I a concerned about future home insurance rates. Has anyone had any similar experiences? Thanks!
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Simon and Shawn thanks for the insight. Given that I was able to negotiate the out of pocket price to $1500, only $500 more than my deductible, I went with the out of pocket expense. I figured save my credit for possible higher cost transactions in the future.