compare allstate homeowners rates policy -form a plus?
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to what?  It's going to vary.  Allstate has at LEAST six different policy forms.
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go to www.allstate.com
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try www.property shark.com It only applies to certain states so I'm not sure if you state is included but worth a look. Or you could contact your local real estate agent- they will tell you.
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There is a lower rate available for accepting government cards  - like a full 1% lower. My family works in construction and we set it up last year. E-mail me if you want contact info.
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If you're in California you may want to visit CalHFA. They have a variety of 1st time home owner assistance program
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You can afford about 1200 for P&I  firgure taxes here run about 5000 per year (cheapest)about 1000 per year for insurance. You can try like hempstead,or new cassel or along the south shore nothing on the north shore less then 500k also try in suffolk eg sound beach. but there are palces out there. Try a 40 year mortgage (P&I) stay away from the neg ams  If you have any questions I am here on the island. Please email I work for a mortgage bank ...johng@oldmerchants.com
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Two ways - the will of the deceased party will usually specify who is the executor - aka, administrator.  If the will does not specify it, or if there is no will, you have to file through probate court to have someone appointed executor - aka, administrator.  \n\nWhy doesn't the Allstate policy have your mother's name on it?  The policy only covers the named party up to their interest in the policy - so if the property is TITLED to her name, and the insurance is "fred smith", then if the house burns to the ground, Allstate has NO obligation to pay, as Fred's name isn't on the title.   The policy SHOULD be written "The Estate of Mary Gray" or whatever.  Go to your Allstate agent, ask them to fix the name, RETROACTIVELY, so they can send a copy to the mortgage company.  \n\nYou could also add The Estate of Mary Gray as an additional insured party, but it's not the best way to do it.  \n\nIs someone living in the house right now, or is it vacant?  If it's on a homeowners policy, you're going to have a problem - as the titled owner is CLEARLY not living in the house. You're probably going to have to move it to a rental policy, or vacant house policy - which will cost more, but still be cheaper.  \n\nYou really need to sit down with your agent and get this straightened out.  If the place burns tomorrow, there won't be anything to sell.
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You do not need any program. They are all crooks.  I did not use any program.  I own four houses in the Bayarea.  Made $500k in appreciation last year.  Here is what you do.  Look for a fixer upper.  Look at comps (try zilow.com) to see what the market is. Estimate how much it will cost to bring the property up to market.  Offer low enough to get back the repair cost plus 20% to 30% more.  Use option ARM to keep cash flow manageable. As property value goes up pull cash and buy another.  With just 3% to 5% appreciation, you can leverage and get 30% to 35% return (up to 40% with tax savings) .  Not a get rich quick scheeme but you will do very well.
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You can look up current rates at http://bankrate.com
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I may be able to assist you, I am a mortgage broker who works with over 100 lenders nationwide and offer several programs that will fit almost any situation.I specialize in Re-Fi's, Purchases,  Home Equity Lines and Home Owners Insurance. Please feel free to contact me Jcorreahq@yahoo.com I will go through everything with you and answer any questions you may have about the process. This is at no obligation to you and if nothing else will educate you on how everything works and what you qualify for exactly! I look forward to hearing from you! ~Joseph Correa Licensed Mortgage Broker
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Actually most insurance companies ask if you are purchasing the house now or if you have owned it and if you have owned the property then they will want to know who currently provides coverage on the property.  Its not a good idea to lie about this.  If the mortgage company issued coverage you may be able to use that as your current coverage.  Try here for a list of local agents: http://www.insuremyhouse.com  Most agencies can write a non-preferred policy for a year to re-establish prior insurance and then convert you to a preferred policy.
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That is an issue that your state consumer affairs office will have to answer. The rates are capped by state usery laws.
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usually a credit union offers good rate so you might want to check it out if you are the member of a credit union.\n\nyou can also compare rate on the bankrate.com, which has a good number of mortgage brokers and lenders.
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yes the rates now in repayment 5.3 for staford loans and for plus loans 6.1 after june 30 the rates will be 6.8 for staford and 8.5 for plus but the rates will be fixed condo with the dept. of ed. what people dont know all companys are the same the gov. regulates them but if you go with the doe you can condo later with aney one but if with a company you will be a single lender.
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go to www.xe.com for current rates
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Are you talking about CDs, Money Market, Savings, Mortgage?\n\nYou can check bankrate.com\nYou can select the link that says "Compare ??? in my area", it will allow you to enter in your state and city. Replace ??? with Savings, mortgage, etc
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Check bankrate.com you can compare interest rates and companies without applying to any. Good reference site for mortgage and finance stuff