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Does a modular home that has been established on a permanent masonry foundation with the title retired and now deeded as a permanent improvement on the land now qualify for non-mobile home insurance? |
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It varies from co to co and state aplicable laws. Modular yes, should have been from the get go. Mobil home? Not likely. 4lifeguild
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