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<blockquote><strong class="quote">Tim Huiting wrote:</strong><p>Question from Curtis Audin, President, Frey Gulch</p> <p>Insurance to Value (ITV) - how much of a home's rebuilding cost (per square foot) an insurer will pay in a covered claim: cost to replace or repair. We are renewing our insurance. Our current ITV is at 300 ($300/sq ft). Our insurer, Farmers, is suggesting this number be between 300 -350. Do we need to increase this item? What ITV are other HOA's covered for?</p></blockquote><br>
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