Rehab Insurance

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I am looking for a contact for an insurer that has reasonable rates for insuring a property while it is being rehabbed. The quotes I have been getting are more than double a normal rental policy.

Thanks.

Comments(6)

  • Bruce22nd August, 2003

    Hey,

    I hate to tell you this, but that sounds about right to me. In truth only two times is a pretty good deal.

    A vacant house is a bigger liability.

  • rei_cat23rd August, 2003

    tuckermatt:

    if you need insurance in Illinois for vacant property, contact me via email or PM and I can give you some phone numbers to insurance brokers who may be able to help you.

  • Vern3rd September, 2003

    Tuckermatt,

    I have a fourplex that was vacant at the time of the start of the rehab. I had to wind up paying as much as I pay in one year, for three months coverage. It cost me $767.00 for three months. I was made to think this was a deal, I did not have a large pool to pick from. So if you are able to get the price that you are stating here, then my friend you better jump on it.

  • ligem4th September, 2003

    Look on line for a company by the name of Zurich. They have a Builders Risk policy for Remodelers. If my memory serves me, the policy was under $400.00.
    I also believe that a sample copy of the policy is on line so that you can check out the coverage.

    This company is highly recommended by a woman that I know that does a great deal of rehab. Good luck.
    T

  • norrist8th November, 2003

    We can help you in most cases with a Foremost or Scotsdale policy. They have Rehab Policies that are designed for just that. The premiums are not fully earned like many Builder's Risk contracts.

  • norrist8th November, 2003

    We can help you in most cases with a Foremost or Scottsdale policy. They have Rehab Policies that are designed for just that. The premiums are not fully earned like many Builder's Risk contracts (you'll get a refund on most, if not all of the coverage you don't need).[ Edited by norrist on Date 11/08/2003 ]

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