@Steven Gesis  I can't speak for others but we usually have a claim or two a year as we will have 200 plus properties on our insurance at anyone time.. so if its not hail in the deep south.. its tenant or some other issue.. or car running into it.. or who knows.but I make a claim on any event I think they will cover and if they cover it I pay the deduct.. ( we have high deduct because of our sheer volume of properties) but my rates have never changed..I think many fear this as they relate it to auto insurance..

which have auto on/off for nighttime.. thus they just are hardwired on with electric and the built in photovoltaic (sp?)

I would go with a US auto company in Griffith with all of the blue collar union folks you will likely be working with.

But this unit was built in 1900ish, and I want to make sure an expert blesses off on the structure.I reported to my homeowner's insurance, and they told me to claim through the guy's auto policy.

When the first roadster rolled into the auto show and everyone was like, "whats that, it doesn't make sense, the other "gas" vehicles have much more research and years of testing, they'll never be replaced."

While these auto-robo advisers only stick to stock market offering, they complement their package with a lot of other valuable options such as tax loss harvesting and auto-re-balancing.Happy to share my equity investing via syndications experience with you and others.

Currently we are using a goosehead broker and they broker to state auto and right now have been getting REALLY good rates 

My full time job is in underwriting on the home and auto side.

As well as you need to watch the FCC new rules regarding auto dialing.

Basically auto debit the amount from their account.