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Jeremy Clemons
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Carlsbad, CA
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Does Your Personal Umbrella Cover Vacation Rental Liability?

Jeremy Clemons
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Carlsbad, CA
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I have 5 vacation rentals and all have insurance specific to them being used as a short term rental.  I want to add extra liability insurance to the 300-500K offered in my policies.  I have a personal umbrella liability policy where my rental properties have been attached.  The question is whether a personal umbrella policy should cover a liability issue that occurs at my vacation rental property?  I have seen some suggestion that I need a commercial liability policy since the properties are being used as a business to generate income? Can anyone provide guidance or point me in the right direction?


Thanks,

Jeremy

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