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Get A Specialist When You Need One.

Tuesday, June 22

General practice professionals are necessary in life. They are usually the least expensive person for what you need. They have a general understanding and can handle simple transactions. A specialist is usually more expensive but has the expertise and product to possibly save you money. A specialist can find circumstances that will either reduce your costs upfront or save you money on the back end. Specialists usually charge more for their service but save you money in the product you are buying.

We specialize in invstment properties. We write vacant homes, homes while being rehabbed, rental homes, apartment buildings and strip malls. We love to insure ugly homes and pretty ones. If its a investment property specialist you need, go to our blog and see what we have to say. Our blog is at http://blog.mylandlordinsurance.com.

Comments

1. 

   Charles Perkins Reply
   almost 2 years ago

   Can you tell us what states that you right policies in? Do you work exclusively in Michigan?

2. 

   Donald Stevens Reply
   over 1 year ago

   I write landlord insurance in Michigan, Ohio, Georgia, Texas, Mississippi, Maryland, North Carolina, Arizona, Indiana, and Illinois. We continue to expand into states where there is a demand for our product and service. We write vacant home insurance in just about every state. Thanks for the question and taking the time to read some of my thoughts. That is a great compliment.

3. Reply
   3 months ago

   Need coverage on vacant property w/ 2 structures located at; 1467 Old Dunbar Rd West Columbia, SC 29172 Status of property is rent, lease, or sale. Property has no mortgage, all taxes are current through 2012.

   Coverage Amt Bldg #1 Office Bldg $125,000 Deductible Amt $1000 1-1/2 story stick built. Last remodel was 1998. Last occupied summer of 2011. Bldg #2 Shop Bldg $100,000 Deductible Amt $1000 1 story, 2 section stick built. Front section has 4 offices w/technical work area and parts storage area. Rear is high open bay with rack storage system and roll-up door for vehicle access. Built 1995. Last occupied summer of 2011. Both structures are currently insured by South Carolina Farm Bureau

   Please respond with any information you can offer! Dan Wallace dixired@bellsouth.net 803-609-5184

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