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Special assessment insurance question

Will Sampson
Posted Jan 20 2023, 13:08

I Have a condo that I use as a short term rental in Panama City Beach.  We have a massive special assessment dropping and we are told it could take months to fix and the city said we cannot be in our building, it is a atructural thing.  I am curious if any professionals have any insight if there are any insurance options that pay out lost income for the months I will be locked out.  I asked my insurance and they said I do not have that coverage currently.  Any help would be appreciated.  

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Replied Jan 25 2023, 12:25

You could simply add lost rent coverage to your policy. If they don’t care you know a loss is coming and you don’t care that they’ll probably raise your rates once you make a claim even after you pay your deductible.