home insurance: 5 unexpected costs for first time homebuyers
- 02/24/12 12:34 AM
When it comes to buying a home, many first-time buyers mistakenly believe that the sales price of the home is the only cost they need to worry about. Those that have purchased a home before, however, know that there are other costs involved that need to be taken into consideration. The best thing a first-time home buyer can do is to know what all of the costs are up-front so that there aren’t any hidden surprises down the road. Taxes: Property taxes can vary greatly from one neighborhood to the next so it’s important when shopping for a home to know … (0 comments)
home insurance: Homeowners insurance- is the minimum really enough?
- 02/13/12 02:45 AM
Oftentimes when a homeowner is shopping for homeowners insurance they are looking to get the best rate available which, especially in this economy, is understandable. However, policyholders should be careful not to settle for a lower rate at the expense of being inadequately insured. A homeowners insurance agent will typically make recommendations on coverage while a homeowner may think they should opt for less to save money. So when it comes down to it, how much homeowners insurance do you really need to protect your investment in your home? While the answer will vary from one scenario to the next, here … (0 comments)
home insurance: Why you shouldn't lower your home insurance coverage when your home value drops
- 01/09/12 05:28 AM
It’s a really common mistake and one that can cost a homeowner a ton of money in the event of a total loss to their home. Homeowners across the country see their property values dropping and assume that it’s a good time to lower their home insurance coverage. The problem with this is that your insurance covers the replacement cost of your home NOT the market value. The replacement cost and the market value of your home are two very different things. The market value of your home is the price it would sell for in the current real estate market … (4 comments)
home insurance: Tree Falls Over Property Line: Who Pays? Who Picks Up the Pieces?
- 10/05/11 03:49 AM
If a neighbor’s tree falls over your property line, file an insurance claim for repairs and cleanup. No house damage? Check if chopping and hauling debris is covered. When a neighbor’s tree falls over your property line, yell TIMBER, then call your insurance company. Home owners policies cover tree damage caused by perils like wind and winter storms. Most policies cover hauling away tree debris if the mess is associated with house damage; some will cover cleanup even if no structures were harmed.
When a tree falls Your neighbor is responsible when a tree falls over your shared property … (0 comments)
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When it comes to buying a home, many first-time buyers mistakenly believe that the sales price of the home is the only cost they need to worry about. Those that have purchased a home before, however, know that there are other costs involved that need to be taken into consideration. The best thing a first-time home buyer can do is to know what all of the costs are up-front so that there aren’t any hidden surprises down the road.
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