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Valuation for insurance purposes

by "Old.Professor" <marshallabrams@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jul 2, 2008 at 10:48 AM

I am looking into insurance.  In order to determine how much my State
Farm homeowners covers and whether I should buy additional insurance
from the NMRA program, I need to value what I want insured.  Checking
on the NMRA insurance, I found the following:

A. Blanket Coverage
*Limit $ x .0075 = $ Blanket Coverage Premium
B. Inventory Coverage Please Submit Schedule
*Limit $ x .0060 = $ Inventory Coverage Premium
C. Layout Coverage (Excluding rolling stock)
*Limit $ x .0060 = $ Layout Coverage Premium
A+B+C ($100 Minimum) $ + $10.00 NMRA Fee = $ Total Premium
and NMRA Fee

Q. How much coverage will the $100 minimum premium buy?
A. For "Blanket Coverage": $13,333; or "Inventory Coverage": $16,666;
or "Layout Coverage": $16,666. If you buy a combination of coverages,
these figures will vary based upon the values placed under each item.

Since I have my rolling stock in RailOP, I can use that to estimate
value. Then I can go back to the State Farm agent to see if it is
covered.  But I don't know how to value the layout.  I wonder if
custom builders have an average price per sq ft or equivalent that
could be used. Any ideas?
 




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Valuation for insurance purposes
"Old.Professor"  2008-07-02 10:48:30 
Re: Valuation for insurance purposes
Wolf Kirchmeir <wolfki  2008-07-03 23:51:01 

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