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Huge screen for WM to try and tie the game with 2min left in 4th.

I got a rescue that they say is a giant schnauzer/poodle mix. The breed "schnoodle" I guess. So far over last 6 months he's been best dog I've ever had. Dosent shed much, super loyal and friendly, and smart. Good for city living he's 2.5yrs old. Can get by energy wise with two 0.5 to 0.75mile walks a day, or just playing in the yard.

Getting gusty now in Metairie off Clearview. No flickering of power yet, but radar makes it seem like 2hrs at least to go of this. Will see if can hold on.

So if I'd need to make a claim for a new roof they wouldn't cover it all? Just the cost of roof now that it is 2yrs old?

I did. They go around check see if you have shutters, see how many doublr/french doors you have, and go in attic to make sure the nails are the proper depth/space apart on roof. It cost me 200$ would have saved me 210p$ if I cut stuck with citizens. Ended up going with another private company that was 1500$ cheaper than Citizens with Wind Inspection. My private company does not offer discount for wind inspection. If you have to go with Citizens I find it worth it.

Your battery is used to start the car. If the car is running and died it is usually not the battery as the battery does not keep the car running. Alternator, running out of gas, or a fuel injector issue would be more likely culprits. When you try and jump the car back on if the AC coming out does not get cold then likely alternator, as it is needed to run AC compressor.

Appreciate the advice everyone. I put a new roof on the house soon as I bought in May. As long as I can find something under 10,000 a year I can get by maybe not comfortably but can do it. I have a couple brokers I'll check with too

Appreciate it, helps ease my fears. I had heard quotes of like 15k a year for homeowner. Which is over double what I pay now. If all the quotes that high I'd be unable to afford my house.

Now that's gonna make me call my State Farm Agent and bitch them out and find out what extra liability I'm under if Dover just folds up.

I'm a young professional who is buying a house in Metairie. Will be about 25% of my take home pay in mortgage/flood/homeowner insurance. All it took was 6 years living in a tiny apt, keeping my A/C at 78 degrees year round. Taking no trips or vacations and saving up to put enough down to keep my monthly payments low. I have eaten more tuna and Ramen then I care to think about. I would likely never be able to afford Uptown, Old Metairie, or Lakeview. Nor would I want to live in Orleans Parish. There are probably people who can do that for a while plus have 2 incomes which allows them to afford Lakeview.