Anonymous
Post 07/02/2013 15:25     Subject: Tenant insurance question,
Make sure you have serious liability coverage. $1M minimum.
Anonymous
Post 07/02/2013 14:40     Subject: Re:Tenant insurance question,
NP here. You, as the landlord, are insuring your property. The tenant must take out a policy if they wish to protect their possessions. Your insurance company will know what you need; just tell them that you are renting the house out to someone.



Anonymous
Post 07/02/2013 14:35     Subject: Tenant insurance question,
Anonymous wrote:you need to change your home owners policy into a landlords policy


Will there be any fees? Will the tenant be covered after changing it? Or I still need to pay insurance to cover them? Thx
Anonymous
Post 07/02/2013 13:46     Subject: Tenant insurance question,
you need to change your home owners policy into a landlords policy
Anonymous
Post 07/02/2013 13:43     Subject: Tenant insurance question,
Call you homeowners policy agent and explain. In my experience, the cost of extra liability is offset by removal of contents coverage.
Anonymous
Post 07/02/2013 13:31     Subject: Tenant insurance question,
First time landlord, place for rent is a condo townhouse in northern va. The condo townhouse' hoa fee covers exterior against damages. Now my quesrion is, do I have to buy insurance to cover the tenant in case if they got injure? They already waived their rights to buy insurance to cover their valuables.