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By: Richner Communications  11/23/2011

Q. I live in a hurricane zone, according to my insurance company, and they’re telling me I need a windstorm letter from a professional, but in checking my policy, I noticed that I’m not really covered for much, including water and wind damage. They don’t cover contents of the home, only structural damage, and with all kinds of limits it looks like I’m left to pay for most of the losses. I’m not sure that Irene was such a big deal, but I am concerned about the next one.

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