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Homeowners InsuranceJun 29, 2009


Any suggestions on minimum amounts of damage/liability coverage we should require sharehoders to have in a NYC co-op building

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Homeowners Insurance - Angela Hirsch Jun 30, 2009


This is what we recently advised our shareholders (and rental tenants):

General Liability $100,000
Property Damage $50,000
Apartment Contents $50,000 (suggested, depending on value of personal property)

We are a 100-unit co-op in Forest Hills, Queens.


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Homeowners Insurance - Gerry Jul 01, 2009


WE suggest a minimum of $300,000 Personal Liability. The additional premiium is nominal.

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100k Liability - Izzy Green May 10, 2011


I think that a 100k is a bit to little because is there is gonna be a huge law suit against the tenant, the tenants insurance company will just pay out the 100k and the rest will go against the associations insurance vs. if the tenant carries at least 300k liability, the tenants insurance company will fight it in court or make a settlement.

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Insurance - stephenvernon Jul 03, 2009


We also mandate 'loss assessment' coverage of between $10k to $25k (studio to 2 bedroom) and issue a fine of $250 for non-compliance.

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RE: Homeowners Insurance - Izzy Green May 10, 2011


300k is the minimum, average should be 500k

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