Context: I am closing a property this month, and I decided to spend some time understanding and tuning my insurance policy.I did a bit of searching inside BP, and seems like most preferred low premium, low coverage, but i could not find a lot of details about how the premium is distributed between limits (reconstruction), liability and deductible.

Having lived in some fairly remote and rural area and currently working on transforming a rental in a foreign land and foreign language I thought I share some of my experiences, results and advice when it comes to try...

It's more expensive, but I never have to worry about it being done correctly, there is never any aggravation, and it saves on tax preparation because they know the books intimately and don't have to reconstruct anything.

Everything else I like to do (i.e. demo, wall reconstruction, trim work, cabinet installs.

Then start reconstructing title searches that you’ve had completed in the past with issues.

The water mitigation team came out immediately after the pipe burst and did there thing, then the reconstruction team got their estimate out to my All State Insurance on 01/16/2023.

It's fine for damages, but ground up reconstruction...I hope I don't have to go through that!

I looked up the offense and it was for a violent rape of a 2 year old that resulted in reconstructive surgery for the child. 

As an example: This beautiful Church preservation Project , or this cool old time Theater conservation & reconstruction Project  as well as numerous beautiful architectural Brownstone & Limestone low-rise 2 & 3 Family Homes that are being renovated...

Were you able to reconstruct the lost message?