Ah yes, I remember that thread that you started awhile ago. I don't care about how fire-resistant a house can be. If it's in a fire zone, it's in a fire zone. period. No house (unless made out of concrete completely) is fireproof. I guess the issue I have is as a rental, financially 4s doesn't make sense it seems.
But even if the dollars do line up in the future, I'm just wondering if there are others that would consider 4s as rental, given the past firestorms we had, and the risk these communities are in this firezone….because I don't think it's the last firestorm we will see.
I'm wondering how insurance deals with rental income lost from a firestorm. I know that insurance companies were paying homeowners loss of use compensation from the fires, but wondering how rental properties were compensated (if at all).
As far as insurance companies go, usually part of your insurance policy covers lost income – they set reserves to hedge against this type of claim. I guess it depends on the limits set forth in your policy but usually this should be part of the homeowners, if you in fact run a business or utilize the property for business income.
As far as insurance companies go, usually part of your insurance policy covers lost income – they set reserves to hedge against this type of claim. I guess it depends on the limits set forth in your policy but usually this should be part of the homeowners, if you in fact run a business or utilize the property for business income.
As far as insurance companies go, usually part of your insurance policy covers lost income – they set reserves to hedge against this type of claim. I guess it depends on the limits set forth in your policy but usually this should be part of the homeowners, if you in fact run a business or utilize the property for business income.
As far as insurance companies go, usually part of your insurance policy covers lost income – they set reserves to hedge against this type of claim. I guess it depends on the limits set forth in your policy but usually this should be part of the homeowners, if you in fact run a business or utilize the property for business income.
As far as insurance companies go, usually part of your insurance policy covers lost income – they set reserves to hedge against this type of claim. I guess it depends on the limits set forth in your policy but usually this should be part of the homeowners, if you in fact run a business or utilize the property for business income.
I noticed that someone in this community filed for bankruptcy….What does that do? Can you still lose your home? Or by filing bankruptcy does that protect you from losing your home?
I noticed that someone in this community filed for bankruptcy….What does that do? Can you still lose your home? Or by filing bankruptcy does that protect you from losing your home?
I noticed that someone in this community filed for bankruptcy….What does that do? Can you still lose your home? Or by filing bankruptcy does that protect you from losing your home?
I noticed that someone in this community filed for bankruptcy….What does that do? Can you still lose your home? Or by filing bankruptcy does that protect you from losing your home?
