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Get insurance coverage while the property is still occupied.

Posted by Ward-CA- on April 03, 2002 at 6:09 PM

In Reply to: Un-occupied Insurance Coverage posted by Jock on April 03, 2002 at 2:49 PM

: I'm about to purchase my first foreclosure but was told by my insurance agent that they will not write a policy for an un-occupied residence. Basically he said I would have to live in it... How do other investors deal with this situation?

: Thanks in advance

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Jock,

I call my insurance agent within an hour of buying a foreclosure, getting an insurance binder in place on the new property until I can get an insurance policy underwritten.

At the time the property is usually occupied by the ex-owner. So when I’m asked if the premises are occupied I can answer “Yes” and I won’t have to live there.


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