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How to Obtain Homeowner Insurance

When owning a home having homeowners insurance is necessary. Homeowner’s insurance is required to protect your investment; no lender is going to finance you if you do not have a policy in place. Benefits vary from plan to plan, and comparing costs on homeowners insurance requires research to ensure you are comparing equivalent plans and benefits.





  1. Calculate how much it would cost you to rebuild your house. Most people look at how much their house is worth, not to rebuild.  The insurance companies use guidelines when estimating replacement cost and then will calculate your premiums for replacing the whole house.

  2. Look into all the different type of insurance. For example, HO-1 is basic coverage that protects you from 11 different risks including theft, fire and major breakage; but HO-5 covers everything except, flood, earthquakes and war. 

  3. 3.Compare different insurance companies.  Premiums may be different from where you live, the value of the house, sometimes even if the house has an other claims before.  There are many different websites that will help give you quotes such as Insurance Finder.com and AllQuotesInsurance.com

  4. Ask if you are eligible for additional discounts for having a security system. Some companies will also give discounts if you have multiple policies with them such as auto insurance. 

  5. Consider raising your deductible. The higher your deductible, the lower your monthly payments will be. Plus they might offer a discount if you pay every 6 months or if you choose paperless statements.

  6. Ask what your homeowners policy covers within the home such as jewelry, clothes, computers and other valuable items. With your homeowners insurance make sure you are covered with liability just in case a friend of yours trips on your stairs and breaks an arm or leg. 

  7. Choose the best policy based on coverage and rates. Contact the insurance company to finalize your payment and agreement.