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Originally Posted by Tower
Or just have it inspected. If it passes inspection you don't need the city.
Also a cool thing happening is a one time payment for ins. Right now it's being organized for travel only, but housing and stuff shouldn't be far behind.
Pay 1000 one time only. Travel all around. If your not prone to accidents (I have not caused one since I was 16.) it's pretty sweet. Cars are way cheaper to replace than a house though. Unless you live in the states.
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I'm sorry... how do I have it inspected when the work was completed in 1993 and it's currently 2009? I googled this question and found no quick answer.
They can't see behind the walls and I'd prefer not to rip out all my drywall "just to have it inspected".
Anyways, my point is you have to be careful with the insurance companies. You may have difficulty getting coverage in the first place, or receiving a claim successfully if you don't follow their rules.