Co-ops and condos can legally require owners to have insurance, allowing boards to raise building deductibles and potentially lower premiums.
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Filling In the Gap
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When an Insurer Won’t Pay, a Challenge Is Possible
Certain kinds of leaks are the responsibility of the insurance company to pay – even if they fight back.
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What Is an HO6 Policy?
How is it possible to live in a co-op or condo without homeowner’s insurance?
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