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Buying your own health insurance

E.S. Burrell
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Michigan
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Hi all.... I own six properties and my goal is to purchase 2 more by the end of the year. I also work FT. I need the health insurance benefits my job offers. How do you all manage health insurance? Do you buy your own? Do you factor it in your price for rent? Thanks

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Stephen J Davis
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Stephen J Davis
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Houston, TX
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I just bought my own from Blue Cross, Blue Shield. I hate being part of a group where they can take it away from you if your job changes or your status changes. Shop a few. I only insure for catastrophes like cancer not colds and flu meaning I keep a $5000 deductible.

  • Stephen J Davis

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