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How much do I insure my property for?

Updated: 8/16/2019
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You would insure any buildings, fixtures and contents within the home--make sure the policy says replacement value plus 125%. Avoid a policy that allows depreciation of used contents. The total insured amount would not include the land that is part of the value, so most likely the insured amount would be less than the total value.

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