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My insurance is up for renewal. So far OREP seems to be the “cheapest” at around $1,500 which is about half of what my provider wants to renew (never had a claim). I wanted to look at insurance per inspection verses year-round coverage and I can’t find one of the described providers. Also any comments on OREP?
Thanks

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Allen Ins. out of Macon, GA.

Unless you do very few inspections/year, it will be cheaper to get a standard policy.

Originally Posted by Jon Randolph

Unless you do very few inspections/year, it will be cheaper to get a standard policy.

What Jon said.

You might want to give First Indemnity a try-- We have been able to save significant money/increase coverage for many home inspectors. AM Best Rated A- Excellent carrier, non-admitted paper with good customer service.

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John Remark

Originally Posted by Dan Blanchard

My insurance is up for renewal. So far OREP seems to be the “cheapest” at around $1,500 which is about half of what my provider wants to renew (never had a claim). I wanted to look at insurance per inspection verses year-round coverage and I can’t find one of the described providers. Also any comments on OREP?
Thanks

I received a few quotes from the insurance compnies mentioned on here. OREP seems to be pretty reasonable comparing apples to apples.

I was thinking of the 300/300 E&O and genral liability.

Also

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