what do they need to know for home insurance?
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Every company has different underwriting policies.  Some of the common things that an agent would need to run a quote would be: square footage, type of roof, age of the house, address,  total mortgage balance, date of birth and social security numbers of owners, building materials and prior policy number.  Here is an article on ways to save money on home insurance: http://www.insuremyhouse.com/lowercosts.html
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What type of insurance are you talking about.
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A medical emergency should be covered on their home-owner's insurance policy.  Talk with them about making a claim against their insurance.  Failing that, I believe your only recourse would be to check with your state about the legal limits for "small claims court" and/or hiring a lawyer.
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I've been an agent for 29 years so maybe I can help.  \n\nFirst off, make sure you know all the ins and outs of your products.  Then, you want to sell to the need.  You need to make the client see and understand why they need the insurance.  Use needs analysis tools that they have to fill out.  When selling to couples, sell to the survivor.  They are the ones who will be left behind.  Sometimes you may start off just selling one particular need, foe example mortgage protection, other times the entire family need.\n\nNever try to over sell them.  It's always good to find out what they can afford first.  Find a plan that best fits their budget.  \n\nLead your client to the yes decision.  Ask questions that have yes answers, for example, "Mr. Client, if you were to die tomorrow, you'd want your family to remain in their home wouldn't you?."\n\nLike everything else, it take practice.  Do a lot of role playing.  Practice handling objections.
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Any insurance agent should be able to tell you.
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Well it depends. If all your asking for is a simple quote price, then the agent shouldn't ask for your social security number. If you don't provide your personal information, they simply use an average IS score (consumer report score) to determine the price of your auto or home. But of course that price might change depending on your credit score. So that is why if you want an accurate price on home or auto insurance, we need that information from you. \nNormally what I do when I quote someone for home I use the score of 15 (average) because with a home, the score ranges from 1-30. With auto, it ranges from 1-14 or 1-16 so I'll give them a 7 or 8, just to give them a rough idea. \nSo yes, if you want a precise price, then you have to provide your social security, birth date and for auto, your driver's license to review your MVR. \nI will tell you this, it pays to have awesome credit when acquiring insurance, believe me, I see all kinds of prices, and you wouldn't believe the price people pay if they have a 30 score on their home.
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There are several questions you will need to consider.\n\n1.   What type of company (Mutual or Corporation)\n2.  How much starting capital do you have.  There are minimum requirements that vary by state.\n3.  What state do you want to write in?\n\nCheck the appropriate Department of Insurance web site for the licensing requirements.
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For LIFE Insurance, all you need to understand is TERM. That's what your Auto, Health, and Liability are.\nFor AUTO, and HEALTH, see your local Primerica Financial people.
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You first need to get your property and casualty insurance license.
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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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It depends, you should give us some addational information... your provider, etc...
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Have an appraisal done. An insurance agent might be helpful.
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What you need to know?
86662
Check The Policy\n\nPayment could depend on the age, cost, and current cost of the equipment.  Other pay off facts may be the safety of the building, insurance agent, and policy.  You can disagree with the agent who settles it.  You may be able to get an attorney if you think they are not treating you fairly or paying enough money.  Good luck
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Ask your insurance agent. They have access to that info.
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No, it's not required, but it's really, really important unless you have the funds in the bank for someone to sue you if they fall or if someone leaves an unattended candle lit.  \n\nRenters insurance carried by just the renter will only cover the renter's belongings, it will not cover your home.
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This is a wide spread range.  If you could be more specific, I could help you better.  Are you meaning care, personal care, policy....let me know