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    Rest Insured

    Sep 17, 2019 2 minutes
    by Charles Bevier

    Many people assume obtaining insurance is one of the last holes to fill in the building-your-dream-log-home puzzle. Unfortunately, underwriters can halt the project if it doesn’t meet their guidelines, and that could spell trouble.

    The time to reach out you’ve purchased land, signed a contract or written a check to anyone, says Fred Roberts of , a Fayetteville, Texas-based independent agency representing numerous “A” rated state and national insurance carriers. Here are Fred’s tips for a sound insurance strategy:

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