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Updated over 1 year ago, 09/17/2023

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Steven Correale
  • Boston, MA
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Short Term Rental Insurance

Steven Correale
  • Boston, MA
Posted

I have a property that is two single family houses on one lot. I want to rent one to a long term tenant and I want to furnish the other property and rent it to travel nurses or traveling workers.

Does anyone know an insurance company that will insure a “short term” rental in Massachusetts? What is the definition of short term? My current insurance company will not insure the property for that use even if it is a 90day lease with the same background and credit check as the long term tenant. This will not be listed Airbnb or VRBO.

I am do not see the added risk to become uninsurable with 90-day leases and can not get a written explanation from underwriting, so it is time to move on.

Thanks,

Steve

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