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Can you insure a home that has had fire dammage that has been totaled but rebuilt? |
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Each insurance company has its own "underwriting guidelines" (i.e. the rules that state when they should issue a policy). Unless you caused the fire, the insurance companies will most likely only be concerned with whether the damage has been completely repaired.
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