Renters Insurance

Renters Insurance for Apartments, Condos, & More

If you rent your home, the insurance carried by your landlord does not extend to you or your belongings. Renters insurance helps to protect you and your financial stability in the event of a costly incident.

What's Covered

by Renters Insurance

Though different policies have different coverages, many renters insurance policies contain these key provisions:

  • Liability protection coverage , which reimburses for lawsuits over property damage or bodily injury caused by someone living in the property
  • No-fault medical coverage, which may reimburse for the medical bills of someone injured on your property, no matter who is at fault
  • Personal possessions coverage, which reimburses for property damage that results from covered events such as fire and theft
  • Additional living expenses coverage, which may reimburse for expenses incurred when the property is rendered unlivable due to an incident such as a burst pipe

Finding the Coverage You Need

Though renters insurance is not required by law, it is sometimes required by landlords, who mandate a minimum level of coverage. Even if it’s not required, though, it’s worth considering how much your possessions are worth and how much you can afford to pay out of pocket in the event of an incident. It may also be worth your time to look into specific types of coverage, such as flood coverage, based on the circumstances of your location.

Lets get Started

Contact ProtectALL Insurance today to learn more about renters insurance and how best to use it.

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