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Erik Wilsom
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Renters Insurance to cover possible problem renters

Erik Wilsom
  • Investor
  • Englewood, CO
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So I am looking for a way to better cover myself against renters that might damage my property while living in one of my units.  Would requiring renters insurance for all tenants cover me in cases such as major damage to appliances, walls, flooring?  Would the tenant's renters insurance cover illegal activities like pot grows or meth labs that might severally damage the property.  

Also, could I personally take you a renters insurance policy on my tenant, and file a claim if any of the above issues were to arise?  

Thanks for the help.  

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Ned J.
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Ned J.
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No..... or ALL landlords would be doing it.....

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