margene asked:


I live in montana, and tree roots have grown under my foundation and drawn up ground water, created a path for the water to follow, and separated my foundation from my footing allowing water to enter my basement. Will any home owner’s insurance cover this type of damage or repair? It is a city tree, would they be liable? Thank you.

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srar asked:


I’d like to buy close to the water (would be impacted by hurricanes). FLA is ridiculous now-cant get insurance near the water for entire home value. Thought Hwi might be better since they dont get hit so much.

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redsab asked:


I have enough medical expenses to meet the 7.5% AGI figure on my Sch A. Since I’m able to deduct medical this year, I was wondering if I can deduct the medical portion on my car insurance and house insurance?

Eldorado asked:


I have a moutain vacation home that I may rent out once a month just to cover the applied mortgage. Is ther any caveots with insurance and what will have to be adjusted and cost extra? Thanks in advance.

JT asked:


I know they dont require the basement area.The area given in real estate listing is very different if you calculate on your own with the mathmatical formula= lenth * breath. If you can also tell me how realestate people calculate area of the house. They just give you the range and no body knows what is the exact area and what it covers.