Sara with No H: Just in Case…
… had to call my insurance to find out, in the event that I would move, whether or not I had to upgrade the electrical in the house that I wanted to buy. I called my agent, spoke to a lady in his office, and thought that I was requesting a quote. … But 5 months later, I get a letter from my insurance saying that since I moved into this new house, my current insurance on my condo was no longer valid, and here, pay this house insurance policy, but we think it is at this … read more…
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Pay your life insurance or it will die. and further it can be said that quality life insurance may intuitively improve the status of the buyer. Use your insurance quotes and buy life insurance today. Free Counters … Amandesa condo, good residents, except one of it. waiting for they reopen the lights for KLCC & KL Tower. my dad keep saying that we (my mum, me & sis) are crazy and 38 cos we stand there and wait. see the lights? its KL tower ! KLCC coming out ! woooohoooo … read more…
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Posted in category Insurance. Wreckage and damage that is the result of an earthquake will not be paid for by any homeowners, condo and renters insurance plans. Coverage can be purchased as an endorsement or separate policy. … Earthquake insurance usually covers mudslides and landslides, and the cracking, shrinking or buckling of terrain that results from an earthquake. Have three different insurance agencies provide you with earthquake insurance quotes. … read more…
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You will be definitely surprised at the amount of coverage you get when looking to buy some homeowners insurance. Traditionally this is a monthly expense, like auto insurance and is spread over twelv… read more…
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Resolved Question: Condo damage and insurance?
About 2 months ago my toilet leaked while I was at work, there was damage to my unit as well as the one below, I am aware I am responisble for the damage as it originated in my unit and that the condo boards insurance is the one to cover the cost, however they have a high detuctible so I am going through my insurance to recover the costs. As I am the one responsible do I have a legal right to see the quote for repairs before the work starts? I own the condo and am in Alberta.
Resolved Question: Help! My neighbor flooded my ceiling, but I don’t have insurance!?
I live in a condo complex. My neighbor flooded our ceiling when she said her dishwasher wouldn’t stop filling water (not sure about it). Then I asked her Insurance, they wouldn’t cover because she said it wasn’t her fault. Later on she asked if my insurance would cover, unfortunately, I wasn’t able to get one, because when I did, I thought I made a coverage, what I did was just a quote. So I asked my condo complex’s builder, he said, she should be liable, since she has been there for two years, and she should be responsible in maintaining her appliances. Right now, we are thinking of having a meeting with the neighbor, so that we can discuss on what to do. So what do you think I should do next!?
And yeah, I don’t think we don’t have a master condo insurance yet since we don’t have an association yet, I think it’s still under the builder. I’m not looking to sue anybody for anything else, except for a ceiling and a light fixture.
Resolved Question: How do I get a preferred risk premium on flood insurance?
I live in a low risk (Zone X, not within a 500-year floodplain) condo.
I log on to floodsmart.gov, and there are two schedules for Zone X:
- “Preferred” risk
- “Moderate to Low” risk
Preferred risk premiums are about 1/3 the price of moderate to low risk premiums. According to the website, most people in moderate to low risk areas qualify for preferred risk.
However, when I got a quote, I did not get preferred risk, so flood insurance costs over $1000/year for my $125000 condo. This seems like a ripoff since my odds of flood are nearly zero.
I suspect that my agent is trying to inflate the bill, but I have no idea what qualifies a property for preferred risk. Does anyone have a clue what determines if a property qualifies for preferred risk vs. moderate/low risk?
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