i have drive insurance and i want to know if they have insurance on house also.
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http://get-insurance.net/ins/goto-home.asp
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It depends on what your doing to the home.  If all you are doing is cosmetic upgrades, a normal policy will do.  If you are adding square footage to the home, a builders risk may be in order.  Keep in mind that since the home will not be occupied, you will need a vacant dwelling policy, and those can run a bit higher than a normal homeowners policy.  Try contacting who you carry your auto through.  You may get a price break for having more than one policy with the same carrier.
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Ask the state that you live in, If they say you have to retest and provide proof of valid insurance then restest and show them a legitimate insurance policy, If not don't drive... EVER
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You shouldn't, but call your agent to make certain.\n\nDo you have rental reimbursement on your policy?  It's inexpensive and worth it when you need it.
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You will covered in any vehicle as long as they have insurance and you have permission to drive the car.  You do not have to have insurance if you do not own a car.  What would you be insuring?  The person who owns the car is to have the insurance on that vehicle.  If you get into an accident then the insurance they have on the vehicle is the what would cover it.  If they have full coverage then the car and you ar covered.  If they only have liability then only the other person and car that you hit are covered.  As far as your husband car, you are covered not matter what because you live in the same house as he does.  Everyone in the house is covered to drive that car even if they are not listed on the policy.
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Have you tryed going to your Court House, they have this kind of information; also auctions on homes behind in taxes.  They have that here.
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I use Calsurance myself.  They're one of the biggest E&O providers for insurance agents.  Contact them, they can give you a quote.\n\nhttp://www.calsurance.com/
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There is no way to find out what type of insurance someone has by their drivers license number.  \nThe only thing you can do is call back the person and ask for the information.\nI would also call the police department and file a report.  Otherwise, if the accident was not your fault, and you do not have the insurance information on the person who hit you, you may be responsible for paying for the loss to fix your auto.  \nYou also may want to see what your auto deductible is.  If the amount to fix your auto is less than or equal to your deductible, then it isn't even worth filing the claim b/c you will have to cover your deductible first.  Plus, any claim your fault or not, will always stay on your history for at least 3 years in most companies.
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Well auto policies do not cover your personal property inside the auto.  The person above who stated this is not correct, I have been in the business for 5+ years and never seen an auto policy pay out on personal property that is not "attached" to the vehicle. \n\nGenerally those items would be covered under your Renters or Home Owners policy, depending on the coverages listed inside the policy.  They generally put a set limit on laptops, and the others would be covered under standard personal property coverage, unless they have a capped limit for property off premises, which they do this sometimes too. \n\nThe thing to do is call your homeowners or renters agent, see what your deductible is and if its worth calling in a claim.  Sounds like it is.
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Yes, speak to the people who insure your house. Even if you rent a house you should insure it /you yourselves.\n  It will cover your dog biting someone, a window falling out your child running into someone on their 'bike.
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Homeowner I believe. Contact your local housing department.
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Connect with driver organizations such as AAA. One of their services is precisely what you are offering -- and what they do is to call partner services such as yours to go to their members who happen to lock themselves out of the car. If you can get to be one of the contact services of AAA in your area, that would be great.\n\nMost of the car lockout accidents occur in a place other than their homes -- people may not have access to Yellow Pages and you can't always advertise in the newspaper. \n\nSend out marketing materials to people -- something small enough that they can keep in their wallets. So they can easily access your card in their wallets in the event they need your services. \n\nOr encourage them to put your magnet or little flag outside of their homes so they can have access to your number in case they've been locked out of the house. You can do direct mail to everyone in your locality.
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Your mortgage company will insist on a clear title and it makes sense for you to get it--it protects you if someone comes out of the woodwork claiming ownership or a lien on your house after you buy it.  title insurance assures you that the title is clean or they will be responsible for damages if it turns out it's not.
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I believe that the insurance company will handle this appropriately. Call the drivers insurance company to make a claim (you can do this even if you are not the insured, the info should be in the police report). Then get estimates (including labor for installation from a handy man service and a lawn care company for lawn repair. This will help you negotiate with the insurance company. I am sure you will do just fine. These are not major expenses and they should just take care of it quickly. Make sure you have a check in hand before you sign any releases though. Good Luck!
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Homeonwer's insurance like with any other insurance is based on credit risk.  Your former insurance company might have determined that a felon would have an increase risk.  It could be by association or perceived association with other felons that could pose a threat to your home.
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Very expensive to live in Dade County.  I just moved from Florida, and my auto insurance is less than 1/2 for the same coverage on the same car with the same carrier.  My homeowners insurance is less than 1/2 for more coverage.  Housing costs are astronomical.  If you choose to be one of Miami's finest, make sure your compensation package will actually cover the cost of living there.
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Absolutely.  They do this for your own protection.\nIf he were living with you and you were even somewhat financially responsible for him and he got into an accident as an uninsured driver, the lawyers would sue him first and when he couldn't pay, they'd come after YOU personally for the costs.  Actually they'd sue your homeowner's insurance first and when that ran out they'd sue you personally.\nSo, do you want to take that risk of losing your house and savings because of that?