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I fell at my son’s home and he doesn’t have renters insurance is he responsible or is his landlord resposible?

03 Sep

I was told the landlord is responsible

 
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Who is more responsible for Gustav, Obama or McCain? Can I get someone to re-build new home for free?

31 Aug

Since I thought it was more important to spend money on highheels and expensive dresses, I FORGOT to buy home owners insurance. And I really need someone to build me a whole new house for free!

So which candidate started this hurricane Obuma or Nursing home old fart McCain?

 
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My $5000 worth TV has broken. Is that ok to get the money thru home insurance?

28 Aug

One of my friends thinks that I shouldn’t go thru the home insurance as that will affect my history/credit, unless it is more than $10,000. Any advise?

 
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I’m paying $63 a month on home insurance on a home that cost 130,000 built in 2003. Is my monthly payment alo?

24 Aug

my home owner insurance went up

 
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In the event of a total loss, how will the home insurance company pay for the loss?

23 Aug

Let’s say it’s a frame house, and the house is completely burned down in a fire. (let’s say it’s an HO-3 policy)

Will the company pay you a check for the amount the replace the house?
Or they will hire their contractors to build you a new house?

thanks in advance.

 
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Do you have to buy anything to let you to use the internet outside of your home?

21 Aug

For a laptop.

 
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Can I sue the person who started a fire at their home, which spread to my property?

20 Aug

A fire that started in a garage, caught my ca 1900 historic building on fire. Can I sue the property owner for damages, or just deal with my insurance company?

 
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I need Homeowner’s Insurance for an older home.?

17 Aug

I live in the Florida Panhandle and although I have an older home (built in 1956) everything inside and outside of the home has been upgraded. My insurance is outrageous… and I have only been able to locate 1 insurance company that will cover. Need more options.

 
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Why does the premium drop when you add home insurance to an car insurance?

15 Aug

When one has car insurance alone, insurance companies state that if one is to also get home insurance from the same company, the sum of the two insurances will be less than the original car insurance alone… Why should insurance companies take less premium for providing more service?

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I rent a home and my landlord just informed me that a insurance guy will be here on monday taking pictures of.

14 Aug

the house we are staying in, on the outside and in the inside. Is this legal? Aint it invasion of privacy to us. To have someone come in and just take photos of our furnishings that are obivously inside the house? She only gave us a day and a half notice of when this gentlemen will be coming(which is on Monday).She owns two other properties next to our home that too will be photographed. Any all advise about this is greatly helpful.

 
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How do I purchase home owner’s insurance for a house I purchased at a Sheriff’s Sale?

11 Aug

The house is currently in the redemption period, and the owner still technically owns it for the next six months. The owner is renting the home out to two tenants.

I called insurance companies and some said they could provide it but they would have to inspect it (it is not officially my home yet so an inspection is impossible). Another company said they could provide what is known as landlord insurance, but this will not cover replacement appliances (say the current owner decides to steal the furnace, air conditioner, etc because he is losing his home). Any advice is greatly appreciated.

 
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home owners insurance?

10 Aug

So i have been looking around for home owners insurance and always come up with the fact that my house is too old to get home owners insurance.. My house was built in 1881. Does anyone know why i cant get insurance for my home, Or know some where i can look to get insurance? Located in northern new york state.
o.k so can I ask who you use for insurance or who you would recommend?

 
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Hello, can anyone let me know if Silverton (Cincinnati) is a safe area to buy a home?

06 Aug

My husband and I are currently renting in the Hyde Park area. We love it but it’s not really in our price range to purchase a home. We’ve been look around and found a very nice home in Silverton but do not know much about the area. Any advice would be extremely helpful! Thanks!!!

 
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do you sell homeowners insurance for a vacant home or a landlord/tenant?

04 Aug

We have a vacant home as of Nov. 19th. The choices going forward are a vacant policy or a tenant policy where the estate is the landlord and the tenant is the person who will inherit the house.
There are 2 personal reps and one lives 300 miles away. The insurance agent says for the vacant policy both personal reps. will need to be present at the same time to sign the new policy. If the tenant policy is used it can be done over the phone. The rep. 300 miles away is trying to avoid a drive down just to sign the policy. They hoped the paper could faxed to their city, to an office of the very same insurance company and let them sign it. Then fax back to the other office for the local rep. to sign.
Why are they requiring the two reps. to be present to sign the vacant policy and not the vacant policy. (which can be done by phone).
Another idea was for the rep. 300 miles away to get their signature notarized and send the form to the other rep. who is local, for their signing.
Since one rep. is not inheriting the house, they are not going to go politely into the night and let the estate pay all the bills for a landlord/tenant policy. For this reason the person inheriting the house prefers the vacant policy. This is no good for the other rep. because they have to drive 600 miles round trip just to sign a form.
Questions are within the above details.
I called formost. My sister is co-rep so I have to get here to agree on everything.
The current company is Allstate.
The vacant premium for 6 months with $5000 deuctable is $1150. The tenant landlord policy is around $725. They require the tenant to have the address on their driver’s license and get mail there to say it is not vacant. Many people work out of town 5 days a week. On the landlord(estate)/tenant(beneficiary) we were going to do what the agent said needed to be done to show that it was the tenant’s primary residence. The above is about the only way they could define it. I asked if it was so many hours or days a week and they said no. The tenant would be me and I’d work in one city (12 miles away) and stay at the now vacant house the rest of the time. I doubt my sister will even consider a company she has never heard of like Formost. I think their premium was about the same.
ok, please define “living” there……….what are the requirements?

 
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Do you realize that for every $1.24 an employer pays for your labor you take home about no more than 76 cents?

01 Aug

Here’s how it works. For every $1.00 the employer pays you, they have to pay the government about 24 cents: FICA, Medicare, FUTA, SUTA, Worker’s comp. That’s 24 cents the employer is paying for your labor that you don’t see. The government gets it.

Now, for every dollar you receive, the employer withholds by law about 24 cents to cover your income tax and your portion of FICA and Medicare. Thus, for every $1.24 worth of labor you provide, you net only about 76 cents. The government takes 48 cents. You end up receiving only 61% of the value of your labor income. The government gets 39%!

And that’s today. Imagine what it’s going to become if Hillary or Obama get elected and pass their socialized healthcare! Hillary said she will *force* every one to buy it. So, even if you are young and healthy, you won’t be able to avoid paying her fee for insurance. You’re going to see your 61 cents take on your $1.24 worth of labor drop down to, I’d bet, under 50 cents.
There will have to be an enormous new bureaucracy to handle this as well. Health care dollars are going to have to pay for all these people in the new bureaucracy, probably Mexicans who can’t even speak English. The hit on your paycheck will be huge.

Slavery is forced working for someone for no pay. As your take home dwindles as a percent of the labor you produce, at what figure do you start to feel you’ve become a slave to the government? 40% take home? 30%? At the rate the Dems are going, we’ll see 25% within 30 years of their running Washington.
To Jen H: That doesn’t effect the government’s take at all. You still are only getting 61% for your labor efforts. Payroll taxes and Income tax are not avoidable.
Romare: You should read Hillary’s first plan in 1993 that almost became law. You could not choose your own doctor. You would be asigned to a “gate-keeper” primary care doc by your local medical kommisar beauracrat. This doc would then choose any specialist. And if you needed speedier treatment and went to a doctor “after-hours” and paid him directly, there were huge fines and jail sentences. Her totalitarian-styled plan is what caused this country to turn both houses over to the Republicans in 1994.

What makes you think that after being elected she won’t install the more extreme version from 1993, instead of her campaign-speak version?
Re: ioerr. He doesn’t get it. Even if the minimum wage is raised, the government will still take 39% of the employee’s production and the employee will only see 61%.

 
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