what is an average cost to insure a 1000 square foot home?
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The cost to insure a home depends largely on what the dwelling amount is.  The dwelling amount is what the insurance company will pay to rebuild the structure of your home.\n\nAn average dwelling amount is usually in the neighborhood of $125 per square feet.  So at 1000 sq feet you would have about $125,000 in coverage.\n\nThen depending on your location, type of roof, proximity to brush area you should be able to find insurnace on the low end of $600 per year to as much as $1200 per year.\n\nThe larger premium reflects homes in higher geographical risk areas.
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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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A lot depends on your situation. According to a Kaiser Family Foundation study, the average individual health insurance premium is $173. Of course, premiums depend on what kind of plan you have, where you live, your age and sex, medical history, and other factors. For example, another KFF study found that a 25-year old would spend $57 a month for a Washington HMO policy while a 60-year old would spend $205 for an identical policy. A few states do not allow health insurance companies to charge more based on age. And the average monthly premium in California is about $211 – about $40 dollars above the national average, according to California Healthcare Foundation. Moreover, some medical conditions can increase premiums by 20 to 80 percent.\n\nOne of the great benefits of a group health plan, like one you’d get through work, is that they offer more protection (under federal HIPAA and state regulations) and it’s easier for you to be accepted. For example, if you have insurance through work, develop a medical condition, and switch jobs, you have to be accepted by your new health plan and you can count the time you were with your old plan against any waiting period required under your new plan. Also, group health plans give you more for your money.\n\nWhen I was younger, I went to only to non-routine doctors visit in more than 10 years, so financially I would have been better off with more money in my pocket and a less robust health plan. However, there is peace of mind that comes with quality medical protection.\n\nMostChoice.com has a free and easy way to find out all about health insurance. You can get free policy descriptions and pricing estimates through the site. More importantly, you can talk with state-licensed insurance agents near you. You just fill out a short form and local agents contact you within 48 hours. It’s a stress-free way to shop for health insurance and a great way to find out answers to tough health insurance questions.\n\nYou can find it here: http://www.mostchoice.com/health-insurance.cfm\n\nHope this helps,\nBarnes@MostChoice.com
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Really depends on what you are able to purchase.  I moved to Florida two years ago and worked in purchasing for a home builder.  Home prices went up in retail price over 80 per cent in during that time while costs were only up 30-35 per cent.  BTW, this was greater Orlando.\n\nOne used to be able to sell your home up north, make a nice 100K profit and come to Florida a spend your 100K on a really, really nice home.  Those days are gone.  New construction average home prices in greater Orlando are about $160 a square foot.  Meaning that a 2000 square foot house will run you about $320,000.
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Find a local agent through InsureMyHouse.com
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You need to know cost per square foot.
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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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Could run a couple thousand, most insurance compnaies cover the cost. Depneds if you have it a center or hospital, and if they need to sedate you.
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ANYWHERE FROM $100.00 TO $1000.00.\nBUT REMEMBER IT'S NOT THE AMOUNT IT'S THE THOUGHT.
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$1000 / 1.09 = $917.43 PV
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100ftx100ft = 10,000 sq feet
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1000-1900 US$ per month
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At very least $2300 after taxes a month....to cover food, shelter, hygiene items,  electric, phone, car maintenance, gas and liability insurance.
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well i have been in commercial real estate for 27 years and average about $250,000 a year have had years over $500,000.\nso you know my answer
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Depends on what you are doing, laying sod, seed, etc. Rates are usually by the sq. ft. Call around your area to find out what other companies are charging to get an idea.
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If you want to build a custom home, expect to pay a minimum of $100 per sf.; more like $125/sf if you want something nice.   If you are talking about a new cookie-cutter spec. home, they tend to start out at around $75/sf, and go up from there, depending on the neighborhood and builder.
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Ya i agree to ask around first, here is depends one crew will go in for only 3.50 sq ft. were the best goes for 5.50 sq ft.  Are you doing the indise or outside? The inside can get alittle complicated with trim and different colors. Its a great money making job. We only do the drywall and the different custom textures. We do ok, but thats a seperate 1.00 - 1.25 sq ft. and then we have another crew hang the sheetrock so that an extra whatever per sheet. Some painters and drywall crew charge by the board. We do it by the sq ft. \n\nbut if its a turnkey job doesnt that mean your responsable for hanging, tape float and texture, and painting.  Its not that bad its a good job. Good luck!