Comments on: New Tactic for Forced Placed Insurance? Allstate Cancels Homeowner’s Insurance Policy Because of Nearby Abandoned Property

By: janice

janice — Wed, 20 Jul 2011 19:57:56 +0000

after 20 years allstate did not renew my homeowners policy. i was notified my steps were 7 inches too low and considered a hazard. i was sent the notice to repair or my policy would be cancelled maybe 3 to 5 days before i received the cancellation notice. scam and crooks. i am terrified at the thought of having to shop for new insurance. my fear is all insurance companies will treat me that way. i have no insurance and still have a mortgage.

By: RW Spurlock

RW Spurlock — Fri, 11 Mar 2011 21:59:46 +0000

Another little tidbit of information. We recently completed a repair to a home where the rain water gutter located at the fascia on the rear of the house had clogged. This caused water to collect in that area, and water when it sits always finds a way in; over time the rotted out the roof rafters. The home owner filed a claim with her home owner’s insurance company (State Farm). State Farm refused the claim on the basis that the cause was a lack of maintenance. Well this lady was over eighty years old. She certainly was not going to get on a ladder to clean her rain water gutter…no matter.

If you fail to maintain, chances are your claim will be denied.

By: Jack W. Dopp

Jack W. Dopp — Thu, 08 Jul 2010 00:43:34 +0000

In following up on the Foreclosure Fraud Resources “Produce the Note California Style” I was lead to the author S B D’Anna who wrote as a member of NATIONALALLIANCE OF HOMEOWNERS FOR JUSTICE. That web site has several articles helping people with home insurance problems, and I’m sure they would delight in helping Jason White. Also–EVERYONE WITH CALIFORNIA PROPERTY, or connections should know about this article on foreclosure-NOD’s and the NOTE. Great work, Grampa Jack

By: Jack W. Dopp

Jack W. Dopp — Tue, 06 Jul 2010 19:40:40 +0000

I suggest Jason White see about acquiring control of that next door property. If he doesn’t have tne $$$ or the knowledge he should review the web site landtrust.net as Bill Gatton has 5000 members all over the Country and surely some members in the Atlanta area would be happy to investigate this circumstance for investing. Grampa Jack