“Pull out your own policy personal business or your unit owner policy if you're in an association and find the exclusion section don't read the whole document just read what's excluded if anything on that list surprises you that's worth a real conversation before it becomes a real claim”

Brian Woods · Build and Cover Your ASSets: Real Estate, Insurance, and Risk Management · Episode 4: The Insurance Gap Nobody Checks Until It's Too Late

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Pull out your own policy (personal or unit owner), find the exclusion section, read only the exclusions, and if anything surprises you, start a conversation before a claim occurs

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