Originally Posted by low wall
My family has had property on the Warrior in 2 separate camps, where the club owns the property and we own the structure, so that's not uncommon. I've had it insured by several places, so I just don't think it's that big a hurdle. Don't we have an insurance guy as a sponsor? Brandon? Rux Carter Insurance out of Columbiana has mine right now.
I'm guessing that for a cabin in the woods, distance from water mains, quality and distance of fire department, lack of a constant presence on site, potential for malicious activity, etc, the bill is going to be high for what you get, compared to a house in town, and your agent is just trying to get out of it.


If it's a site built cabin , attached to the land , what happens if the property sells? You get a house mover to move the cabin ? You let the cabin go with the property and hope the new owner pays you for it? How does the legal document language handle it?



"Why do you ask"?

Too many people spend money they don't have , on things they don't need, to impress people they don't know.