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Is there insurance to cover intentional damage by tenants?
Is there insurance to cover intentional damage by tenants? For example, if your tenants intentionally trash and damage your property, turn it into a meth lab, or any other intentional damage (e.g. vandalism).
Is there a type of insurance that landlords can purchase to get reimbursed for this damage or do landlords have to pay for it themselves? This is probably one of the things I am most scared of in owning rental properties, particularly in C/D class areas.