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There is no set answer to this, since it depends on many factors, such as: * How much coverage do you have? * What type of coverage do you have? * What is the nature of the claim (fire, flood, etc.) * Was the house insured for full replacement cost, or less? * Did you also have contents insurance, and was there damage to the contents as well? * Did you also have coverage on appurtenant structures (detached buildings such as a tool shed, etc.)? * Are you sure the policy was already in effect at the time of loss? Many policies have a waiting period before they become effective.

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