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thensley

Kentucky
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Posted - 10/06/2009 :  08:55:41 AM  Show Profile  Visit thensley's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Thanks PWinFL...that's what I'll do....appreciate the direction!

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PWinFL

Florida
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Posted - 10/06/2009 :  08:43:57 AM  Show Profile  Visit PWinFL's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Read your policy. If you have a dual commission, you may have to have a policy that specifically covers both states, or two separate policies or one general policy good for all states. Call the issuer of your policy if you're not sure.

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thensley

Kentucky
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Posted - 10/06/2009 :  07:25:21 AM  Show Profile  Visit thensley's Homepage  Reply with Quote
If I have e&o coverage in IN, but am obtaining a dual license in KY so that I can do closings in both states (all I have to do is cross a bridge to get from state to state!)....may I use the original E&O insurance I purchased previously? It's for $100,000 and does not expire until 8/2010. I guess another way to think of this...does the E&O cover the person entirely, and the state jurisdiction isn't a factor...? Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!

Trina Hensley
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