Renters Insurance
Many of us do not really think much about it, but our valuable items and assets within our house are worth a large sum of money, even if we’re only renting. Landlords commonly will require renters to purchase their own renter’s insurance, which is a good way to secure their personal belongings. The policy covers every item you have against fires, natural disasters, vandalism and theft.
Many of us fail to realized and understand the fine print when the rental agreement requires the renter to obtain such coverage. As a result, the renter will still be partially responsible for the financial burden when unexpected events occur. Purchasing renter’s insurance could be a costly endeavor, however with the right policy you will surely get more than expected. It is highly important that we understand and realize how important it is to look at the fine print and pricing standards of Renter’s insurance.
Our representatives at Insurance Brokers of Maryland will explain everything you need to know about Renter’s Insurance. Your monthly premiums shouldn’t prevent you from securing your valuables; we can provide you with a wide variety of Renter’s Insurance that is within your budget. At $10 a month, we can already help you get started. Call us now and let us talk about how we can secure your valuable assets.
Homeowners Insurance Options
Renters Insurance
Renting? Then all that stuff stashed in your place is completely open to risk – unless you have a renter’s policy.
Flood Insurance
Typical homeowner’s insurance will pay nothing in the event of a flood, no matter where the water came from – so flood insurance is highly recommended.
Mobile Home or Manufactured Home Insurance
Residents in mobile, manufactured and modular homes know that they deal with risks beyond what the standard homeowner’s policy handles, so a different breed of insurance is strongly suggested.
Personal Umbrella Insurance
Covering much of what a standard liability policy does not, a PUP offers additional benefit if anyone is injured while on your personal property.
Rental Property Insurance
Anyone who depends upon the income from renting out properties would make a sensible investment by reducing their risk exposure with a policy on those properties.
Condominium Insurance
If you own a condo, your group policy does not cover your belongings or the interior of your condo – but condominium insurance does.