A friend told me that every bedroom needs a smoke detector. Otherwise, insurance company can use this against claim if fire rises.
Is this true when having insurance claim?
A friend told me that every bedroom needs a smoke detector. Otherwise, insurance company can use this against claim if fire rises.
Is this true when having insurance claim?
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hahaha.as I know.NOT NOT NOT.....
-MrsKwok-
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10/19/2010 postreply
12:03:00
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For Section 8, I thought that it is required in most states.
-landlord2be-
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10/19/2010 postreply
12:08:29
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It depends on your local ordinance.
-RE8888-
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10/19/2010 postreply
12:26:50
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yes,that is true...
-jy101-
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10/19/2010 postreply
12:26:56
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oh gosh!I'll call my agent to find out.....
-MrsKwok-
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10/19/2010 postreply
12:38:02
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just called.my agent still said not necessary.just one level o
-MrsKwok-
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10/19/2010 postreply
12:59:20
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code is for new permit..
-jy101-
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10/19/2010 postreply
13:26:22
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If your house was built before, it is still OK.
-RE8888-
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10/19/2010 postreply
14:14:23
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yes, no need to update unless you pull new permit.
-jy101-
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10/19/2010 postreply
14:25:07