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 Purchasing life insurance?
I have adult family members that I want to purchase life insurance for. A $10,000 policy each to cover funeral expenses. I know that if anything happens to them I will be responsible. I'm ...


 What can my husband do?
My husband works for AllState and the agent he works under refuses to send out flyers or mailings. He expects him to make "cold calls" all day (while most people are at work) and still ...


 Is life insurance taxable at payout time.?
So if I die and my husband collects the $, is that $ taxable?...


 How long should an insurance claim take to be completed?
My kichen was flooded 10 weeks age and the insurance company keeps changing th goals posts and askeing for different things. is this right??...


 If my husband is a loan officer and my neighbor referred a friend to do a home loan, what should he pay her???
...


 Got my drivers licence?
Is going to be the first time me getting a job so I was wondering as soon as i start the job can i purchase a cheap car right away and insurance and stuff?

and cant get student loan ...


 I suffer from depression & was suicidal for a while, but now im tryin to get a mortgage & need life insurance?
would I be better off not mentioning anything about the suicide or depression, I know the insurance won't pay out if anything happens to me but the insurance would be cheaper, how much extra ...


 Can we insure our health with more than one insurance company?
If yes, how can we get reimbursement with one one set of original bills?...


 Where is the best place to look for life insurance for a 73 year old without exams?
My father is 73 years old and is diabetic (takes daily shots). I would like to take out a life ins. policy on him, but know nothing about it. I am assuming term (maybe 5-10 years) would be the best ...


 Who pays for the Medicaid program?
Is it the gov't. or does it come out of a special tax on salaries and wages?...


 If my mom is borrowing my car, is she covered by insurance?
Here's my situation. My husband and I have 3 cars. We recently found out that I am pregnant and want to let my mom take over payments. Would we be able to put her on our insurance even though ...


 I had a car accident had a total loss on my car. I was hit by another driver who was at 100% fault.?
I incurred a back injury and visited the chiropractic doctor 14 times. I had a MRI, massages, and exercises done. I feel better now. The visit to the doctor cost me $1500 and the MRI cost me ...


 My wife is pregnant, and we don't have insurance, how can we pay for the baby?
I'm self-employed and make a decent living, but I can't afford health insurance. I bring in around $90,000 a year, but my AGI is between 35-40,000. I have two children already, and this ...


 I am an uninsured driver. I got into a fender bender in a grocery parking lot?
It happened today. I believe it was my fault. I called the police, they said we didn't need an officer as long as noone was hurt.The other driver was so shook up she called her husband and he ...


 How do you get a health insurance company to pay for a claim after it was initially denied?
My wife was having severe headaches and feared she had a serious medical problem. I took her in to the emergency room, they gave her a shot and a perscription and diagnosed it as sinusitis (sp). T...


 Double insurance?
I took out two different insurance policies on my mobile phone about a year ago. (Long story....) Will "they" find out if I claim my broken phone from both insurance companies? No need to ...


 Can I sue my neighbor for damages if his tree falls on my hottub?
The tree destroyed the cover which cost $500. We were renting the house and did not have insurance. The neighbor said he would take care of it. He did by putting on an extension and a new deck on his ...


 Best life insurance?
i am 30 yrs old,male ,non smoker, but i am on hypertensive and cholesterol meds. what is the best life insurance i can get? how much approximately would be my monthly payment?...


 Life Insurance: Variable Life vs Whole Life, which one is really better?
Is Whole Life premium more money than Variable Universal Life? I asked for a Whole Life insurance quote from one of the big insurance companies around, instead the agent tries to convince me that I...


 Can my homeowners' insurance be different than my car insurance?
Silly question, but just wanted to know. Also, I have two pit bulls and was wondering which insurance agencies do not have dog restrictions. I have Nationwide car insurance and I would have to take ...



Quitah
Do I HAVE to have homeowners insurance?
I am a first time buyer in the housing market, and I am looking to pay for a home in all cash, no house payments.

I have put in a bid on a large modular home that is located in a "trailer park." My mother in law says I have to have homeowners insurance.

Do I HAVE to have homeowners insurance if the house is paid off in full??? Or is this her just telling me to have it in case it were to burn down?
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Anybody know what the average price per year is on homeowner insurance?
                     
 




Lisa
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No you do not have to have home insurance unless there is a mortgage on the property. However, if it is in a trailer park, the park might require you to carry it. I would check with them and see. Insurance covers the home, your belongings, and liability if someone is injured on your property. It is in your best interests to carry it. Cost depends on where you live and the value of the modular home. Check with a local independent agent to get a price quote.


tom4bucs
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should somebody fall on your property - it should protect you from being sued and losing your home

had a gentleman canceled his insurance - on his $5 million estate
because the $15,000/yr was too much

he left his toaster on in the cupboard - - and half the house burned down

$15k vs $3 million - - -hmmmmmmmm

all the best

(don't be pennywise and pound foolish)


Si'gwetsi'
it's best to have insurance in case something did happen.


Tina
It may be required by the trailer park that it is located in. I would check with them, I assume you will be paying something to have the home "parked" there.

Also it is always a good idea to have insurance. Shop around for the best price and get a high deductible so the premiums will be less.


Brian A
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For the amount of money a home costs it would be incredibly foolish not to have insurance. With a $1000 deductible my insurance costs about $500 a year for my $250K house including the contents. Of course, if your home is two blocks from the beach in Florida you will pay a lot more.


mbrcatz
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Your mother in law is wrong. Unless the trailer park requires you to carry the insurance (and they might), there isn't any law out there that makes you carry homeowners.

It's stupid not to, but you don't have to.

The biggest risk isn't the burning down - the most you can lose is the house and all your contents. The BIGGEST risk is the liability, if someone gets hurt, because there's no "top value" depending on what happens - if the mailman slips on the step because you didn't shovel or salt it, and breaks his leg, he can sue you for all the medical bills ($100,000 for a bad break or more) and lost wages for the rest of his life, plus suffering. Then HE will own your mobile home - and get a garnishment on your wages until, well, forever.

There isn't any "average" price on insurance. It depends on how much coverage you have, where you are, which coverages you have, and in your case, how old the trailer home is.

But trailers are depreciating assets - I'd think very hard, before sinking a ton of money into something that will be worthless when it's 25 years old.


.....
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You're taking a huge risk if you don't. Since it's not financed, I don't believe you do. But if a natural disaster were to happen, you will lose everything.


jenius
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Since you won't have a loan you may need not to but it seems wise to protect your investment.


~Angel~
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I would suggest having home owners insurance weather or not your home is paid in full. why invest that much money into a place to possibly loose it? Homeowners insurance helps you with a lot of things not just fires and its relativley inexpensive. i only pay $500 a year.


Aracely G
Home insurance is actually very flexible. I don't understand all the fine print of my policy, but my home insurance agent is always helpful. Try visting your agent or a homeowners agent in your town. http://www.easyhomeinsuranceguide.com They will be able to assist you.


Mac P
yes you do because i did some reserch not long ago for my self thanks for asking


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