In this Five Minute Friday, Bob discusses the proper insurance coverage that a landlord should have at his rental property before placing a tenant. With Long-term Rentals (typically unfurnished, rented under a 12-month lease) there are two types of insurance policies that should always be required.
The first type of insurance is a “rental dwelling” policy:
The second type of insurance is renter’s insurance, obtained by the tenant, to protect their personal belongings and provide for tenant liability coverage.
In addition to protecting the tenant’s belongings, renter’s insurance protects the landlord from large scale incidents cause by tenants and would also pay for temporary housing for the tenant if the home is uninhabitable.
There are a few derivatives of these insurance policies which may need to be considered:
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