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Tuesday, April 17, 2007 |
This is where the growing real estate slide is beginning to affect a lot of Sacramento neighborhoods, and people having no problem making their mortgage payments.
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Residents who received their Deed of Restrictions amendment ballot in the mail may have wondered why they were being asked to vote the Homeowners Association out of the document.
7:43:46 AM
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Last week, Companion Property & Casualty Group announced plans to come back into the market to write condominium and commercial insurance.
7:40:07 AM
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Waterbury firefighters rescued dozens of people threatened by rising water at a condo complex on Woodtick Road when the Mad River flooded its banks
7:35:01 AM
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The prevailing wisdom is that you were provided with all the rules and regulations before you bought your property and knew what you were getting into. Yes, that forest they killed to regulate your homelife is legally binding and they fully expected you to read it before you signed it, like it or not.
7:31:59 AM
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Twenty minutes after the house was vacant, a large oak tree crashing through their condominium, collapsing the ceiling onto their bed, and crushing the girls' toy box in the living room.
7:28:45 AM
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Most of the claims were from people with flooded basements, and the bad news for many of those policyholders is that standard homeowner's policies will rarely cover such flood damage, said Lydia Bashwiner, Otterstedt's claims manager.
7:25:35 AM
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Allstate Insurance Co. must pay a Louisiana man who lost his home to Hurricane Katrina more than $2.8 million in damages and penalties, a federal jury decided Monday in a case that hinged largely on whether it was wind or storm surge that wiped out his house.
7:21:02 AM
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