Basically, renters insurance acts as a homeowners insurance policy for those who rent their place of residence. Whether you live in a condo, apartment, house, duplex, etc., renters insurance can protect you and your assets. Having renter's insurance can help devoid costs of damages should anything happen to a rental property that you are living in. DO NOT make the mistake of assuming your landlords homeowners insurance will cover you and your assets. A landlord's policy covers only the physical structure of the rental property, not your belongings. If the person owning the building has renters insurance, they will be protected from costs to them should something happen to the building, but they are not responsible for covering your belongings.
By purchasing renter's insurance, it ensures that your property is protected. Don't make the mistake of thinking you are invincible; you DO need insurance for your belongings, even if you live in a rental property.
Contact C & S Insurance today for more information & to fill out our free renters insurance quote form!
I was actually assuming that my homeowner's policy is more than sufficient and will provide me with all the coverages. But I was proved wrong when I read your post and do wanted to have the renters policy too. I will fill out the form but I don't find any link above.
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