Courts are slow on judgements. 

It shields you from rain, snow, and sunlight.A strong, well-maintained roof keeps your house dry and free from leaks.

So in this case that would be only $20k extra or $370kAt the end of the day you just have to make your best judgement.

I really dont know, but it rains in Seattle 362 days of the year.

its been a few weeks now so my memory is getting foggy. each type of coverage could have different deductibles and percentage coverage1) total value of course2) wind storm/rain/hail3) fire is always there but the deductible can change4) liability and who and how5) plumbing problems like pipe burst6) medical can get stupidly not enough if someone gets hurtthere was a lot more, things I never thought of until I got down and started reading the binders right before it was time to sign

It is a nice suburb to live in but just getting crowded and this week getting hit hard with rain.

You could get a monetary judgement, but the tenant still would not be removed from property.I had two tenants stop paying.

We lost 2 weeks just due to the rain when all that was left to do was paint the exterior.

Fill out the paperwork, serve the tenant, attend trial (unless they leave willingly), and wait for judgement.

You need to physically see the property to make your own judgement.