Probably your insurance company will insist on using their number.

I haven't had good experiences with the home warranty companies myself, just not worth it to me.I used to stress when someone called me with an issue too, so I get it.

@Lisa T.It is super simple and you are not missing anythingTook me six minutes to do first one and 3 minutes for the othersWhenever anything new like this comes out companies like registered agents etc chomp at the bit and use fear tactics to make it seem hard to get you to pay.

Our company is unique as we have a retail brokerage side, but we own 3 investment companies (Fix & Flip - Out of State, BRRRR, & Commercial Holdings).  

The current tax assessment value of my property is $119,700 and I pay $4,188.30 annually in taxes. (2023 tax year)My house was recently revalued by an appraisal company with a 2024 assessment of $254,000.

However the company replaced it free of charge since they have lifetime warranties.

The insurance company would foot the bill, but it's still a lot of time and stress on your part.If it were me, I would call the insurance provider and ask their advice, then follow it.

Looking at and managing a property in another state would probably require a property management company, or something

Google that company name.

This is a question on refinancing- If I own a property in a Llc company with lots of equity, I refinance, that money is classed as tax free as it’s a loan/debt?