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Every association budget is different from every other budget: there is no standard.
Generally, however, associations include some kind of master policy coverage in your assessment. Your board can help you understand coverage for:
- Infrastructure assets owned in common
- Your property coverage
- Your contents coverage
- Your liability coverage
- Your earthquake, flood and other natural disaster coverage
As well, you can work with your broker to verify that you have the insurance that you need, with no overlap and no gaps relative to the association's master policy.
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 10y agoGenerally, your assessments cover premiums for a master policy, which covers all the real estate that owners own in common. The policy may -- or may not -- include coverage for earthquake, flood, liability, and so forth.
Your board or association manager can provide you a copy of yoru coverage. This policy is usually required by any lender who funds purchase of real estate in a common interest community.
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How much does a lumbar disc surgery usually cost?
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Can a Pennsylvania HOA private community charge residents a yearly fee for having a mailbox in their mailbox designated area?
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