then why would my homeowers insurance not renew......?
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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.
345387
Im sorry i have never heard of this. I have never renewed mine what does this mean!!
726875
i work for a major insurer so think i can help...... poor workmanship is not covered.. its an exclusion on your policy.... its up to your insurers and the cover you have provided if they decide to cover the internal damage :-) If you have accidental damage cover on your policy, they usually will.. If the windows have been poorly installed... you should be looking to the window company to deal with both the windows and the resultant damage that the event has caused\n\nMaintenance issues are also a no no.... it is your responsiblity to make sure that your property is kept in reasonable condition.... if you think about it... if insurers covered maintenance issues... everyone would be ringing them to get their houses re-decorated etc..... thats not what insurance is for...... its for protection against unforeseen events... if you need more advice,,, drop me an e-mail
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Take your contract to a lawyer and look for an opt out.  Homeowner associations are notoriously corrupt.  For instance they can force a sale of property by claiming they never got your money and then their friend buys it up at a forclosure auction that isn't advertised.
767218
Unless there is some kind of fraud involved, contracts that "auto-renew" are perfectly legit.  Contractual terms can be basically anything that the parties want them to be, and if those terms include a provision for automatic renewal, you got it.
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If you are on month to month tenancy, the landlord gives proper notice of non-renewal.  I can't say if you got proper notice, and it may be that the argument led to the action, but you might have a hard time proving that was the cause of the non-renewal.
258396
Do not call registry for your state. You have to call them every 5 years to keep it up to date. There are certain ones that can get through.
946399
Try  your home owner's insurance. It definitely was not an  Act of God!
266793
Before you do anything,make sure you aren't voiding your warranty. I had a friend that just put on headers and they voided his warranty for everything.
940221
The homeowners insurance will pay for everything.  It's why as a home owner you carry insurance, just have your boss call his agent and explain that he and his friend were doing some roof work or hanging lights whatever and then give it to the emergency room.  he should carry at least $100,000 worth of coverage, and tell him his rate won't jump so not to worry.  Get your hubby fixed up and split the deductible.  Everyone's happy.
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Call an independent insurance agent specializing in commercial insurance. I like the indep. agents because they usually can shop among various companies for the best deal. At renewal time, make sure to quote the policy elsewhere as they can be lazy about that and it can cost you some big $$$ if you don't.\n\nMake sure you have a good written warranty on your product. It seems many people have no clue how to acclimate hardwood prior to installation and it is laughable when a builder tries to sell you a home with big gaps between the board ends. A real stoner was he.
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Dude, chill !!\n\nIf you renewed prior to your expiration date then you might be getting those pop-ups because they're computer generated.   In other words, Norton's renewal section didn't pass any info along to the section that  does the pop-up reminders.\n\nIf you're having problems on the telephone, try emailing them or using their live chat via the computer.  If they tell you it's not their pop-ups, then do the scans for virus and spyware.
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If you didn't have fire insurance you're out of luck.  Even if you can prove that you recently purchased the software, the vendor doesn't have to replace it.  \n\nIf you do have fire insurance, the insurance company probably won't require proof.  If they do, a credit card statement ought to work or a statement from the company from which you purchased the software.\n\n(If you are lying, remember that being caught in insurance fraud is a pretty bad thing).\n\nGood luck.
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Yes it is! i had this happen to me while living in an older house. Contact your electric company asap. I didn't and was liable for the extra on the bill. They told me that whenever you notice a problem, report it soon.  You'll save money but be out of what you've already used.
851003
Not as happy as Id like.  My insurance with them runs out next month and im getting anew insurer! :(
1012807
Realtors and their employing broker carry Errors and Ommissions insurance for issues like yours. Talk to your agent about the problem and if he/she does not resolve it then speak to the Broker. If neither party is willing to correct the error then contact the state licensing department and find out who their insurance is with and file an E&O claim. To do this you will need proof of the error so hopefully you have something in writing or some e-mails between you and your Realtor agreeing that your willing to offer X and the Realtor made a mistake either honestly or otherwise.\n\nIf the agent/broker is unwilling to work with you on this issue, your best alternative may be to fire them and retain the services of another agent.\n\nBest of luck.\n\nKevin
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Call your insurance company.\n\nYou are going thru USAA aren't you?  Best prices I found for insurance.