A CLUE (Comprehensive Loss Underwriting Exchange) report is a record of all claims filed on a homeowner's insurance policy, maintained in an insurance industry database. The report affects a homeowner’s ability to secure insurance, the level of coverage available, and the cost of premiums.

A CLUE report provides a detailed history of insurance claims associated with a property or policyholder. Insurers use this information to assess risk, determine eligibility, and calculate premiums. For buyers, the CLUE report offers valuable insights into a property's history of damage and repairs.
Understanding the CLUE report is critical for homeowners and buyers to make informed decisions and manage insurance costs.
A homebuyer reviews the CLUE report for a prospective property and discovers multiple claims for water damage. This information prompts the buyer to conduct a thorough inspection to ensure the issues were resolved before proceeding with the purchase.
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A CLUE report is a valuable tool for homeowners and buyers to understand a property’s claims history and manage insurance-related decisions. Reviewing this report can help mitigate risks and ensure appropriate coverage.
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