Title: What to Do if Your Homeowners Insurance is Cancelled -- Insurance.com
Headings: What to do if your homeowners insurance is cancelled
What to do if your homeowners insurance is cancelled
Can homeowners insurance drop you?
Why your homeowners insurance may get canceled
Home insurance canceled after an inspection
Homeowners insurance canceled because of roof issues
Multiple claims
Living in a high-risk area
Pets
Not paying your premiums
Bad credit
How can I get homeowners insurance after non-renewal?
What is high-risk home insurance?
How to get homeowners insurance with a bad roof
How to ensure an insurance company doesn't cancel your home insurance

Content: "A homeowners policy could be canceled for too many claims and there could be a danger in having your policies bundled," says Keith Balsiger, president of Balsiger Insurance in Nevada. " Too many claims on the auto might cause the insurance company to cancel the entire policy. As a consumer, you will have to weigh the benefits of bundling and make an informed decision." Living in a high-risk area
An insurer may also elect to not insure any properties in an area prone to claims via natural disasters, such as coastal regions. This could include areas prone to tornadoes, flooding and hurricanes. For insurers, it all boils down to costs. If an area has a history of claims or a homeowner files multiple claims, an insurance company could deem the property an unacceptable risk and either raise the premium or cancel your policy altogether. "Insurance companies would normally not react to one bad year," Balsiger says. " They do modeling and look at profitability over a period of time. It's not uncommon to have a year where the insurance company loses money."