Ivy Gate massacre

[gracie]

Thanks for the explanation…..I did not realize that bankruptcy was more serious than a foreclosure…I thought they both did similiar damage to your credit.

[jpinpb]

I think Ivy Gate should be called Poison Ivy Gate.

[jpinpb]

I think Ivy Gate should be called Poison Ivy Gate.

[jpinpb]

I think Ivy Gate should be called Poison Ivy Gate.

[jpinpb]

I think Ivy Gate should be called Poison Ivy Gate.

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I think Ivy Gate should be called Poison Ivy Gate.

[surveyor]

lost income and insurance

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).

It depends on whether a lender will require rental income protection (and I can only speak to my own situation, as that I am not an authority on insurance and its intricacies). I was only required to have income protection on my commercial/residential property. From my understanding of the policy, yes, the insurance would cover certain expenses if a disaster (such as a fire) destroyed the property.

My SFRs do not have income protection, but the insurance does cover the lender in case of a fire…

(I’d have to re-read the insurance policy that I have, I dont’ have all the details in mind).

[surveyor]

lost income and insurance

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).

It depends on whether a lender will require rental income protection (and I can only speak to my own situation, as that I am not an authority on insurance and its intricacies). I was only required to have income protection on my commercial/residential property. From my understanding of the policy, yes, the insurance would cover certain expenses if a disaster (such as a fire) destroyed the property.

My SFRs do not have income protection, but the insurance does cover the lender in case of a fire…

(I’d have to re-read the insurance policy that I have, I dont’ have all the details in mind).

[surveyor]

lost income and insurance

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).

It depends on whether a lender will require rental income protection (and I can only speak to my own situation, as that I am not an authority on insurance and its intricacies). I was only required to have income protection on my commercial/residential property. From my understanding of the policy, yes, the insurance would cover certain expenses if a disaster (such as a fire) destroyed the property.

My SFRs do not have income protection, but the insurance does cover the lender in case of a fire…

(I’d have to re-read the insurance policy that I have, I dont’ have all the details in mind).

[surveyor]

lost income and insurance

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).

It depends on whether a lender will require rental income protection (and I can only speak to my own situation, as that I am not an authority on insurance and its intricacies). I was only required to have income protection on my commercial/residential property. From my understanding of the policy, yes, the insurance would cover certain expenses if a disaster (such as a fire) destroyed the property.

My SFRs do not have income protection, but the insurance does cover the lender in case of a fire…

(I’d have to re-read the insurance policy that I have, I dont’ have all the details in mind).

[surveyor]

lost income and insurance

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).

It depends on whether a lender will require rental income protection (and I can only speak to my own situation, as that I am not an authority on insurance and its intricacies). I was only required to have income protection on my commercial/residential property. From my understanding of the policy, yes, the insurance would cover certain expenses if a disaster (such as a fire) destroyed the property.

My SFRs do not have income protection, but the insurance does cover the lender in case of a fire…

(I’d have to re-read the insurance policy that I have, I dont’ have all the details in mind).

[jpinpb]

Have you guys read the update on Poison Ivy Gate?
http://bubbletracking.blogspot.com/2008/03/three-stooges-of-ivy-gate.html

[jpinpb]

Have you guys read the update on Poison Ivy Gate?
http://bubbletracking.blogspot.com/2008/03/three-stooges-of-ivy-gate.html

[jpinpb]

Have you guys read the update on Poison Ivy Gate?
http://bubbletracking.blogspot.com/2008/03/three-stooges-of-ivy-gate.html

[jpinpb]

Have you guys read the update on Poison Ivy Gate?
http://bubbletracking.blogspot.com/2008/03/three-stooges-of-ivy-gate.html

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