It is more remote than the houses where our cul de sac is located, but just to give you perspective, we recorded flames in the hills behind our home with our cameras.

It is more remote than the houses where our cul de sac is located, but just to give you perspective, we recorded flames in the hills behind our home with our cameras.

It is more remote than the houses where our cul de sac is located, but just to give you perspective, we recorded flames in the hills behind our home with our cameras.

It is more remote than the houses where our cul de sac is located, but just to give you perspective, we recorded flames in the hills behind our home with our cameras.

You can also try looking in the surrounding counties such as Delaware county and Montgomery county.

My market is Delaware.

I avoid D locations and below and look for the areas bordering large institutions with growth.

@Mark De sagun even at $60 per month which is less than I was expecting you'll be essentially doubling your insurance premium forever and even if a quake comes with a 15% deductible you're still out of pocket $50k or more. 

@Mark De sagun I would talk to a seismic engineer rather than a gc. when I lived in ca we always had hq insurance on rentals and prime.

@Erik Whiting I understand what you're saying, but in practice state borders are porous and we've seen a lot of people leave Rhode Island for other parts of the country where governments and taxes are more friendly to businesses, and consequently there are more employers/jobs available.Texas and the Carolinas, not to mention Florida (an old favorite of Rhode Island emigrants) have been places people have commonly gone after leaving RI.