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Originally Posted by lubby
No Homeowner's Insurance??? That's very risky. Just because you paid off your house doesn't mean you don't need insurance on it. I am astonished by this! As a homeowner and someone who sells home insurance may I ask why you don't have insurance? Regardless you will have to get that sidewalk fixed. if a neighbor trips and falls they will sue you. I hope for your sake your house doesn't burn down because you are up the creek without a paddle if your home is not insured. I'd be more worried about being uninsured. I am shaking my head on this one.
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That's what I wrote. Maybe that is because I am still a licensed P&C Broker that, l like yourself, used to sell HO ins. No longer do.
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