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Updated about 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

What sort of insurance should I get for my first rental condo?
I just got my first rental condo for $310K.
For this, I am being quoted $250/year for umbrella insurance which covers $1M/$2M per occurrence/aggregate. From what I gather from this forum, getting an umbrella insurance is the right thing to do.
I am also being quoted $450/year for condo coverage. But I have "master policy insurance" through the HOA. This is the "walls in" insurance.
So
- Should I get the umbrella insurance?
- Given that I have the master policy insurance, do I need the additional condo insurance?