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I have a bunch of dwelling fire business that I'm losing to Miller's Mutual who's a habitational writer in the area. It's not all mine, but Millers is taking on about 400 residential locations (of which some will be vacant / unoccupied / under renovations..) along with maybe 15 mixed hab & 15 apartment buildings that are 20 units each. Total units about 700 & the total premium is 250k.
Do you think for 250k that a carrier would just waive inspections on all these locations? They'd accept the fact that many new locations would be coming on that are vacant & requiring renovations? These organization simply DOES NOT respond to recs & it's very mismanaged. I told them it's going to be a nightmare with inspections. The property manager insisted he made it clear to the new agency that it's contingent upon no inspections.
I meen cmon how is that possible?
Do you think for 250k that a carrier would just waive inspections on all these locations? They'd accept the fact that many new locations would be coming on that are vacant & requiring renovations? These organization simply DOES NOT respond to recs & it's very mismanaged. I told them it's going to be a nightmare with inspections. The property manager insisted he made it clear to the new agency that it's contingent upon no inspections.
I meen cmon how is that possible?