Homeowners insurance can protect you and your home in case of damage, theft, fire, or many other occurrences. Look here for more information about homeowners insurance and how to find the best policy for you.
Natural Disaster Insurance Claims: What To Do When A Natural Disaster Strikes
Updated September 9, 2019. Natural disasters are forcing homeowners and renters to file insurance claims in record numbers - and for amounts that are astronomical. But, not every claim is being approved. Here's what you should do to prepare for a physical catastrophe caused when a natural disaster strikes. Man-made catastrophes, like fires and crashes, [...]
Buying Homeowners Insurance For Vacant House
A sibling asks about having a brother move into his widowed mother's now vacant home to facilitate buying homeowners insurance. The family plans for the brother to buy the home but he can't afford it until he receives his share of the estate. It's a good idea to have the brother move into the home to help buy homeowners insurance, but it might not be necessary to sell him the home right away.
Homeowner’s Insurance Doesn’t Cover Foundation Issues, Seller Liable?
A homeowner asks about foundation cracks that his insurance doesn't cover and whether the seller should be forced to fix them. Can the seller be liable because he did not reveal the foundation cracks in seller disclosure upon selling the house? Or will the homeowner have to pay to repair the foundation cracks since homeowners' insurance doesn't cover it?
Home Loans, Homeowners Insurance And Home Inspections
If you're looking for zero down mortgage but don't qualify for a VA loan, you could look into the USDA Rural Development Guarantee Loan Program. When shopping for homeowners insurance, be sure to look at more than price because you may miss out on extra coverage that could save you money in the long run. And if you're a home buyer or seller, be cautious about having your attorney share the results of a home inspection.
How to File an Insurance Claim
In the aftermath of the devastation in Georgia this weekend (with an estimated $150 million in damage), Russ Longcore, author of Insurance Claim Secre...
Ilyce Glink on WSB Radio – March 16, 2008
In the wake of the weekend's horrific weather, Ilyce ran down a list of 10 things everyone should know if you're thinking about filing an insurance claim. If you missed it, you can find the list, as well as the notes from today's show at her website, www.thinkglink.com/forum. Click on "Radio show notes" and look for the date of the show. You can ask Ilyce a question on line at www.thinkglink.com. Don't forget to check out her new all-video site, www.expertrealestatetips.net.
Renters Insurance Covers Weather Damage, But Not Squirrels
Apartments.com recently released survey results about renters insurance. Survey says: - 57.5 percent of renters do not have renters insurance - Near...
Homeowners Insurance: Make Changes After The Mortgage Is Paid Off
When you refinance or pay off your mortgage, you'll need to notify your insurance company. The insurance company should know that the title is now in the owner's name. This will make it easier to file a claim with the insurance company should you incur a loss.
Homeowners Insurance: Update Occasionally To Cover Rebuilding Costs
When should you update your homeowners insurance? Ilyce encourages homeowners to regularly update insurance to make sure it covers the high cost of rebuilding property. Call your insurance company and have them reassess the property.