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Can one buy insurance to cover the structural integrity of a used home?

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The general theory or principle of homeowners insurance as it pertains to the structure itself is to repair or replace it to its pre-loss condition.

Coverage for Structural integrity is generally addressed under the Buyers Home Warranty offered through the realtor at the time of purchase.

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