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Posted by ETD66SS on April 22, 2005 at 04:03:59 from (64.179.79.235):
How the hell do I get personal liability insurance on vacant land that I will be working on with my backhoe & a few other toys b4 I build my house? (I own the land with one of my brothers. According to his agent, his homeowner�s policy will not cover the vacant land...) I do not own a home (live with my parents), therefore I do not have a homeowner�s policy... I'm having a hard enough time getting an Inland Marine policy on my backhoe, no one will quote me a policy because I do not own a home! Arghhhh! I'm trying to build a home dammit! Anyone in a similar situation?
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