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MY Two Cents about ” Renter insurance”

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Real Estate Broker/Owner with Real Estate Marketing Experts &Trusted Senior Advisors on Property Management services, Rentals Leasing, Landlord Tenant

 

MY Two Cents about ” Renter insurance”

 

 

 

Although residents are not required by law to buy renters insurance, the financial ramifications of not having it are great. Tenants often forget about renters insurance, because a lease is temporary and the property is not their own. Even if a landlord or property owner has insured the building, there are still many reasons why residents need renters insurance.

 

 For example:

 

To Cover the Loss of Personal Property

 

If a resident loses personal property (clothing, electronics, furniture, home ware, etc.) because of damage from fire or smoke, severe weather damage, theft, and more, they will be left to replace those items out of pocket if they don’t have renters insurance. So pay the small amount it cost to insure you stuff.

 

Frank Laisch
Orlando, FL
"The Insurance Guy"

Ricky, Good post! Tenant do not think of that stuff like renters insurance. they spend $100 a month for cable TV, but will not spend $8. to protect EVERYTHING they own including their Clothes, furniture, Electronics, etc...... 

Dec 05, 2012 08:28 AM
Ricky D. Sadler
Real Estate Marketing Experts &Trusted Senior Advisors on Property Management services, Rentals Leasing, Landlord Ten... - Seattle, WA
Trusted Senior Property Advisor & Marketing Expert

Frank, I agree-with every new tenant,I have the talk- but--Most blow it off!

 

Thanks

Ricky D

Dec 05, 2012 09:54 AM