how to get insurance on inhereted condo in florida?
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If the condo is now in your name, then it does not matter that you inhereted it.  As the owner, contact a local homeowners insurance agent and tell them that you need to get a condo policy.  Here is a list of agents in Florida - http://www.insuremyhouse.com/florida.html
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I know I am not answering your question, but I do not know a place to send you for the information you are looking for.  I am a Landlord of 23 properties in Florida and I can answer specific questions you may have, to a limit.  Insurance you need to have homeowners Insurance and tell your agent that the house will be a rental, that way you are not paying for all items in the house, unless of course you are renting a furnished unit.  I have no special account, all the monies go into my personal account and all repairs come out of my personal account.  You will pay tax on the profit you make, I am not an accountant so I don't know what your tax implications would be, an accountant can answer that for you.  If you have any other questions please feel free to add details post another question or you can email me through Yahoo Answers.  Good Luck KG
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Who do you have your property insurance with.  That would be the first place I would go.  Usually it is added as a rider to a property policy.  If you don't currently have homeowners insurance, you'll probably have to purchase that at the same time.  Shop around different independent agencies in your area.  They have access to different companies.\nBe aware, a number of companies are stopping offering earthquake coverage because of the number of natural disasters lately.  They want the federal government to come out with national disaster insurance like they have for floods.
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yes you need insurance. It MIGHT be covered in your homeowners policy, but you really do need to speak with an agent. try state farm; they insure almost everything.
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There's tons of them. What kind of insurance are you looking for??
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go to your city hall ... u can get the info their .... 1st u need to have inc. for your self to cover your self befor u can get it beacuse if u do something wrong and who ever u r doing work for sues u... u will be covered or if u get hurt..... but let me tell u it not cheap.... i know in NY u have to have inc. 1st befor u can get your cont lisences
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CALL 800 # TO INSURANCE COMPANY AND ASK.  THEY HAVE A LIST--YOU CAN GET ONE MAILED TO YOU OR LOOK ON THEIR WEB SITE.  THEY CAN TELL YOU DIRECTLY OVER THE PHONE AS WELL.
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It's not required, but if you can find a medical malpractice insurer to write you a policy you should buy it.   Don't ever assume your employer is ever going to carry your liability because if, in a suit, you are found to be solely responsible, they will come after you and once they take the small amount of liability in your homeowner's policy (usually up to $50k), then they'll come after the rest of your assets.\nAn easy way to protect more of that is to buy an umbrella liability policy.  If you already have a homeowner's policy, you can usuallly get a $1-mil umbrella for under $150 per year.
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Try going to insurance news:\nhttp://www.findlocalinsurance.com/insurancenews.html
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Your homeowners' or renters' insurance will cover stolen personal property sometimes even if it is not at your home/apartment.\nVERY IMPORTANT:  There are two kinds of this insurance:\n\n1. Actual Cash Value\n2. Replacement Cost Coverage\n\nIf you want a new item, then you need to buy replacement cost coverage.  It will pay what ever it costs to replace it.\n\nIn an actual cash value policy, the insurance will only pay whatever the item was worth at the time....in other words the used price...not what it costs new.
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Go to http://www.realtor.com and search for condos and townhomes in Orlando and St. Petersburg
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There is a company called Electric Insurance.  www.electricinsurance.com\nI would not recommend them as they do not offer local agencies.  You'll be stuck with a 1-800 number.
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Your Homeowner insurance policy contains a provision that states something to the effect of in the event of a covered loss we(insurance company) have a duty to protect the mortgage company's interest.  That being said, your interest in the home is for the mortgage amount less what is owed to the bank or lender.  If you only owed $20k on your mortgage then your insurer should have issued you a check for $40k and to you and the mortgage company for $20k.  Now that the check was issued in a 2 partied form to you and the mortgage company they will require that you sign it, send it to them certified/insured so that it can be traced and they will cash the check and issue you a check from their bank most likely for a 30%-50% of the repair estimate.  Once you have 30%-50% of the covered repairs completed the mortgage company will send the next 30% or 50% and so on.  They will send an inspector out to verify that the repairs were done and done at least in accordance to the insurance company's estimate. This is legal and in fact your insurance company can be forced to pay the $60k again if they did not do this and you say, took a vacation to Brazil with the $60k.
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Try a local agent that sells homeowners insurance.  Here is a good directory:  http://www.insuremyhouse.com\nI would avoid online quote programs.  You end up without an agent that can help you if you have problems later.
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you need to contact your insurance company for that information
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Your condo, your business