Can anyone tell me there experiences with insuring a single family rental property? I have had a landlord policy with Allstate that is 30% more then when we were living there, and apparently they are getting out of the business and won't be renewing it. Do you really need a landlord policy versus a regular home insurance policy.
#196263 - 01/23/0803:12 PMRe: Landlord Insurance
[Re: Paul Oaks]
DBQ
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Loc: United States
Landlords policy can help save you the hassle. Metlife is also another good resource but I would check all your options before making a final decision.
DennisVolz
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Loc: San Diego, CA
Most companies have both policies available. With my company, Rental Dwelling Policies (landlord insurance) includes LOSS OF RENTS that continues your rent payment.
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