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It's not likely that medical issues would cause a price difference. However, an insurance company could flat out say they will not cover him though if it affects his ability to drive safely.

Your credit is not run when you're in the shopping-around-stage for insurance quotes. It's only when you finalize your policy that your new insurer will run a soft credit check.

As long as you're on the deed, you do not need permission from all parties to change your homeowners insurance if it is in your name. Anyone with a vested interest could also insure the property how they see fit. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask.

Temporary car insurance doesn't really exist. You will likely have to get a Texas auto insurance plan before they let you leave with the vehicle.

In most cases, gap insurance is only applicable if the vehicle is totaled in an accident — not due to mechanical or motor issues due to wear-and-tear. So it would not apply in your situation.

Texas requires a vehicle owner to be at least 18 years old. If under that, they will need a legal adult to be on the papers. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask.

Thanks for your question. Whether or not your property is covered really depends on your homeowners insurance company.

You would need a new individual plan to cover a motorhome. The good news is RV liability insurance tends to be very inexpensive.

Thanks for your question! Yes, you would need a new individual plan to cover a motor home. The good news is RV liability tends to be very inexpensive.

An MVR wouldn't show accident claims, it will only show your past tickets or citations. If an insurer paid out for a claim, the most likely report they're using is called a CLUE report.