http://www.homeowners-insurance-guide.com/use-clue-to-assess-home-insurability.htm All you want to know about renter's and homeowner's insurance. Sat, 05 Jul 2008 12:38:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://www.homeowners-insurance-guide.com/use-clue-to-assess-home-insurability.htm#comment-12 Money Babble » CLUE for Assessing Home Insurability Sat, 22 Jul 2006 21:46:58 +0000 http://www.homeowners-insurance-guide.com/use-clue-to-assess-home-insurability.htm#comment-12 [...] CLUE is a database of insurance claims and insurance company use CLUE to assess the property’s risk profile to determine your insurance premium. Read more here. [...] [...] CLUE is a database of insurance claims and insurance company use CLUE to assess the property’s risk profile to determine your insurance premium. Read more here. [...]

]]> http://www.homeowners-insurance-guide.com/use-clue-to-assess-home-insurability.htm#comment-2 » Ask For A CLUE Report Before Buying on Blueprint for Financial Prosperity Sat, 17 Jun 2006 12:42:57 +0000 http://www.homeowners-insurance-guide.com/use-clue-to-assess-home-insurability.htm#comment-2 [...] While it never bit me, I wish I had checked my house’s CLUE record which is like a credit history for your house, except for insurance claims. CLUE stands for Claims Loss Underwriting Exchange and it’s a database of insurance claims run by ChoicePoint (yeah, that same ChoicePoint). As it turns out, only the owner of the home can request it (so if you make it a contingency, they have to look it up and send it to you) and it’s pretty painless. If you go to their website, you can get your report absolutely free and the only two bits of sensitive information you need to provide is your social security number and date of birth (and address of course). It’s very much like a credit history report request in that they pull four bits of information from your history to verify your identity (such as what streets did you live on, what’s your mortgage, etc.) [...] [...] While it never bit me, I wish I had checked my house’s CLUE record which is like a credit history for your house, except for insurance claims. CLUE stands for Claims Loss Underwriting Exchange and it’s a database of insurance claims run by ChoicePoint (yeah, that same ChoicePoint). As it turns out, only the owner of the home can request it (so if you make it a contingency, they have to look it up and send it to you) and it’s pretty painless. If you go to their website, you can get your report absolutely free and the only two bits of sensitive information you need to provide is your social security number and date of birth (and address of course). It’s very much like a credit history report request in that they pull four bits of information from your history to verify your identity (such as what streets did you live on, what’s your mortgage, etc.) [...]

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