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Rob A.
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Historic Multifamily landlord insurance recomendations

Rob A.
  • Investor
  • Clearwater, FL
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Anyone have recommendations for insurance company/agent for an 18th century victorian 3 family rental house ? I used to live there and getting it insured was much easier as owner/occupied. Since moving out and renting all the units, ive found it quite hard to find someone to insure it without hassle. The house is worth upwards of 700k (market value), and it is in very good shape. The current insurance company I have recently did an inspection, and they want me to remove the original circa 1860 yankee gutters (which are in near perfect shape) and install good ole aluminum gutters. For many reasons, some of which may be obvious, i'm not going to do that.  

Thanks

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