New H.I. Company/Insurance Question

[Aaron Burnett]

Greetings from sunny New Mexico!

I have started a new home inspection company here in New Mexico. I am curious as to who is recommended for E&O insurance. I have only spoken to OREP and FREA. Are there any other suggestions for an upstart company such as mine? I will be the primamry and have two IC's working for me that I will need insured as well.

Thanks in advance for the suggestions!

Aaron B.

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[Scott Patterson]

Greetings from sunny New Mexico!

I have started a new home inspection company here in New Mexico. I am curious as to who is recommended for E&O insurance. I have only spoken to OREP and FREA. Are there any other suggestions for an upstart company such as mine? I will be the primamry and have two IC's working for me that I will need insured as well.

Thanks in advance for the suggestions!

Aaron B.

You should try and make it over to Phoenix for InspectionWorld, it starts this week on Wednesday and runs through Saturday. You will have every major E&O provider as an exhibitor and you can talk to them face to face.. Plus you can get some of the best CE while attending. InspectionWorld Phoenix | January 4-7, 2012

[Dan Harris]

You should try and make it over to Phoenix for InspectionWorld, it starts this week on Wednesday and runs through Saturday. You will have every major E&O provider as an exhibitor and you can talk to them face to face.. Plus you can get some of the best CE while attending. InspectionWorld Phoenix | January 4-7, 2012

What Scott said..


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