Home Owner Insurance Bond?

May 10, 2025 | Action

Home Owner’s ‘Private’ Insurance Bond?

Is it possible? Lets talk about it…

1. It is assumed that the Bondholder has recorded a Common Law Copyright Affidavit.

2. Probably requires the Property to be held in Title as ‘FEE SIMPLE’. This allows for ‘anything goes’ with usage/etc/

3. Property is held in the name of a TRUST, and so the ‘trust’ will make the claim. Because, the surety with SS/#exemption can not also be the Claimant. But claimant could be your 3rd party ‘family trust’ which you’ve ‘tendered the Bond’ just in case.

OH NO! FIRE WATER DAMAGE – WHAT TO DO!?

Trust could get bills for the damage, then file 1041 Return (claim), with evidence(s) of damages, ie Accepted Instruments to be discharged by the Bond., as tax-deductible withheld Income.

We need to keep in mind that the concept of a Bond pre-dates VIN numbers, Zip Codes, and also many of the ‘Identifiers’ used within this example. There should be multiple valid approaches here, and other ways to ‘make a claim’ if you had to. For those that have been ‘dropped’ by their provider and have no other options, why not give this a shot?? This concept falls under our UNLIMITED ABILITY TO FACILITATE CONTRACTS. Thats all this is, a preemptive ‘contract’, which we have at-the-ready. We just need more people trying this if nothing else, to ‘see what happens’.

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