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With homeowners insurance premiums soaring and an increasing number of companies tightening guidelines on just who -- or what -- they'll insure, it's especially important to start looking for insurance and learn what factors will lead to higher premiums even before you begin...
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As the busy spring real estate season opens in just a few weeks, smart buyers are doing their homework by getting loan pre-approval, scouting out neighborhoods, and getting a realistic idea of how much house they can afford. But now there's another item to put on the to-do...
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When you purchase homeowners insurance, you expect that it will be there when you need it. That means that if there is a natural disaster such as an earthquake, hurricane or a flood, it will be there. And in the environmental context, if oil is leaked from your heating oil...
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If you have had to renew your homeowners insurance policy recently, you possibly were unable to obtain coverage for water damage. This is a result of a number of recent large claims concerning severe health problems, even death, and property damage possibly caused by mold.
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Mold is putting a new stain on homeownership - higher costs for homeowner's insurance. Not only are some companies such as State Farm not writing any new homeowner policies in Texas, premium renewal rates are being hiked up at a rate of between 28 and 33 percent, says the...
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The National Association of Realtors is expected to shine an intensive light this week on a national electronic database that vitally affects the cost--and even the availability--of homeowner's insurance for millions of Americans.
Known by its acronym "CLUE", the database...
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