You should phone the insurance company and ask them about it; make sure you have the insurance policy number on hand, they will need to know.
Depending on what state you are in you should be able to refinance the house yourself. I would consult the new mortgage company you plan on going to and advise them that your grandmother is on the deed sometimes it doesnt even matter and you should be able to go through with everything.....Good luck!
yes if you buy it yourself
You can be on someone's insurance coverage only if they arrange to place you on it with their agent. You cannot put yourself on someone's insurance.You can be on someone's insurance coverage only if they arrange to place you on it with their agent. You cannot put yourself on someone's insurance.You can be on someone's insurance coverage only if they arrange to place you on it with their agent. You cannot put yourself on someone's insurance.You can be on someone's insurance coverage only if they arrange to place you on it with their agent. You cannot put yourself on someone's insurance.
No. Pain and suffering of yourself is not a liability, as this only covers damages to property that may be caused (e.g. to replace the tree you hit) or if someone else sues you for what happened. You would need a personal cover or health insurance.
You can buy Non-Owners Auto Insurance.
No you don't.
Pay it yourself.
Your insurance is the protection; that's the nature of insurance.
You can't, but your grandmother could if she wishes.
Auto insurance is for cars not for people. You can buy insurance on yourself so contact any insurance agent.
Yes.
Try to be yourself and get all the stna and charge the insurance company