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Wynn Meyer
  • Kingfield ME
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Struggling to find vacant reno policy

Wynn Meyer
  • Kingfield ME
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Hi all,

I recently purchased a 1916 farmhouse in western Maine in need of major repairs. Currently there is no heat or plumbing systems in place and  the original field stone foundation is failing. I have not had any luck finding a carrier that is willing to offer coverage on the home during the renovation. The main deal breaker has been the need for the home to be raised off the foundation for the new concrete foundation. Has anyone out there dealt with a similar situation or have leads on an agent who may be able to offer coverage? This will be our primary home once the renovations are complete.


thanks!

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