My rental in Fort Lauderdale, Family Dwelling, I am before bringing in a new tenant and renewing a policy...
My rent in Fort Lauderdale, family dwelling,
Before introducing a new tenant and renewing an insurance policy, insurance prices soared and I had to cut back on cover to get a lower price, what are the most basic covers you would recommend? I mean, what is MUST?
Providing, South Florida insurance went up disproportionately, the old homes with insurance value below $ 300,000 went up 40-60%. They are usually buildings of 30 years or more.
It's hard to tell you what to cut and what to do. It's a personal matter. Third party insurance (liability) is not expensive. The fire is not expensive either. What costs you a lot is the hurricane. (Wind).
When you do DP3, make sure you don't limit yourself to $ 10,000 water or spend $ 10,000 completely.
There are options to play with it. You need to understand what is important to you. In my experience (22 years in the US insurance industry working with precipitation in 34 countries) does not make a generalization here, but usually for those who have a lot of homes, takes more risks, they are willing to higher independent participation, willing to give up coverage. They have several reasons - or they have a maintenance team that repairs cheaply, they speculate on the cost of all the assets and want to save, of course until the disaster happens and then it usually costs them more.
But for those who have one or two properties. Can't afford to save covers. And pays or takes a risk and cuts coverage.
You have to check every case in the system. In my opinion, you can save money and headaches with a replacement policy from DP3 to commercial policy.
Must structure and liability
You will ask for an offer with a higher deductible, so that the price will go down
Kim Ben-Shalom
I would not cut down on the cover, but decrease in yield