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Jason Woodson
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Insurance Policy during rehab

Jason Woodson
  • Investor
  • Keene, NH
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Hey BP Community,

I'm currently rehabbing a duplex and when I called my insurance company they told me I couldn't put a policy on it until it had working electric/plumbing/hvac/etc.  I'm sure there must be other options out there, but I'm not sure what's available, and if there are caveats such as having contractors doing all the work.

Thanks!! 

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Tony Blanco
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Tony Blanco
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  • Londonderry, NH
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When I purchase homes to flip I get a vacant home policy. These are generally quite a bit more money. Usually over $1000 every 6 months because there is more risk. If I'm purchasing a rental property, I get a rental policy. These are usually well under $1000 for the year. My Insurance agent will allow me to get a rental policy even if the home is vacant for a short amount of time while I do repairs. 

I use Jamie Reynolds State Farm in Londonderry NH. He is very knowledgeable and easy going. I recently switched my automobile, boat and umbrellas to him as well.

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