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In this segment, Mendell Gosnell, CPM explains that many older landlord insurance policies use the Actual Cash Value (ACV) method as the default, which calculates claim payouts as the current replacement cost of the damaged property minus depreciation and the policy deductible. He illustrates the effect with a concrete example: a 15‑year‑old roof that would cost $20,000 to replace today is valued at roughly $8,000 after accounting for depreciation, showing how ACV can result in significantly lower payouts than the full replacement cost.

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