California E&S Insurance

LOL.  Thanks?  The issue is the *INCORRECT* information in the insurance database and whether there is any way to address that.  So we don't have to lower the price, which is otherwise quite fair, if not slightly low. If it's not selling on its actual merits (and flaws), then yes, we will lower the price.  But when the issue is incorrect information, don't you think it first makes sense to try to address that in some way that makes the market value of the house match... the actual market value of the house?  It's not like I'm saying, "it would be worth $950k with a new roof, so why can't I sell it for $950k?" We are back in escrow (after 2 days back on the market, due in part, to... it being very well-priced). Mostly, I'm holding my breath that this "claims experience letter" works its magic like my insurance company says it will, and with that, the place is insurable and for rates not much worse than any other CA property.

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