Cause  =   Earthquake and  First Gulf war...

I have a personal policy that covers both subsidence/sinkhole and earthquake, but I haven't found a non-commercial policy that covers both of these perils for investment properties.Thanks for any help with questions or info on changes to insurance policies in TN.Ralph D.

Your unit owners policy can cover this amount along with your share of the earthquake deductible.

In Miami I want to live in an up and coming neighborhood such as little  Haiti or Little River and buy more property in the area as it slowly gentrifies.

My name is Peter de Gier, and I am a dutch national living in Port au Prince Haiti.

We're in California so I'm not sure what the earthquake implications would be or if it's even allowed.Thanks.

Hello all,Recently my teammate and I (San Jose Earthquakes) have decided to go on a joint venture of BRRR houses in Kansas City.

With few exceptions I rarely ever see a toter and set up crew work for much less than the flat 10k to disassemble, transport, prep the new site, and reset any multi-section MH.Especially with so many new site prep and set up requirements i.e. tie down systems, (TDS), earthquake resistant bracing systems, (ERBS), permanent foundation systems (PFS), etc along with proper site prep protocol, pedestal and/or infrastructure upgrades etc. 

* The Hayward fault is supposed to be the most dangerous earthquake source in the bay area. 

@Austin Mudd   started in 1975... in Northern CA.So it was rough then end of Viet nam war we were in a recession.. but I sold land and it was somewhat insulated.Carter years and massive run up in interest rates crippled the RE markets.then a regional even Earth quake and War in 1989 put N.