Vacant home insurance protects unoccupied properties from damage caused by severe weather like hail storms. It covers repairs from hail and wind damage, and will pay out the full value if the home is deemed a total loss. This allows property owners to feel confident in their investment and not have pending sales or rentals delayed due to storm damage. Vacant home insurance is designed to protect the value of unoccupied homes and keep them as valuable assets.

1. Did Vacant
Home Insurance
Get You Through
The Hail Storm

2. Whether a homeowner is selling or renting a property, it may not be occupied at
all times. The weather can change in an instant, especially in regions where hail
and thunderstorms are common. If a hailstorm is approaching, homeowners
want to feel confident about their property investment. Consider vacant home
insurance to get the property through every hailstorm.
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3. "Perils" are Covered
Read through the details on any potential unoccupied home insurance policy. It
should cover more than just malicious mischief. In fact, look for a list of
"perils." These items usually include hail, fire and wind. If the property is struck
by hail when no one is currently living there, the vacant home insurance will
cover every penny. Simply choose a deductible that works for the family's
budget, and no surprises will occur with each hailstorm.
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4. No Sale or Rental Delays
If unoccupied home insurance isn't active during a hailstorm, property owners
are liable for the entire repair amount. A pending rental or sale may be
postponed or cancelled altogether if the hail damage can't be fixed in a timely
manner. With valid insurance, estimators can be at the property within 24
hours. They might cover or patch certain areas until the weather is calm enough
for permanent repairs. Weathering the storm is what vacant insurance is
designed to do for property owners.
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(877) 752-2742 or visit our website at http://www.apiaprotects.com/

5. Vacant Home Insurance and Severe Hail
Every vacant-home policy is different, but there should be a section regarding
complete losses. If a particularly severe hailstorm moves through a region, the
entire property could be a loss. A failed roof from multiple hail strikes means
the interior is compromised with wind and water damage. Insurance adjusters
are necessary in this case in order to weigh the repairable costs compared to a
total loss. In the case of a total loss, the insurance should pay out the entire
property's value at that time.
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(877) 752-2742 or visit our website at http://www.apiaprotects.com/

6. Protecting an Investment
Vacant insurance is meant to protect an investment. Property owners might live
many miles away from the home. They can't be present to fix every issue. It's the
insurance's job to cover hail damage as it occurs. As a result, the home remains a
valuable asset.
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(877) 752-2742 or visit our website at http://www.apiaprotects.com/

7.  Don't be frustrated if the first insurance company turns down a request for
unoccupied home insurance. Every insurer has different rules. With a little
research, homeowners can find the right coverage that puts their minds at
ease.
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For more information about REO insurance, contact us at
(877) 752-2742 or visit our website at http://www.apiaprotects.com/