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Jamie Spitale
  • Savannah Area
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Rental Insurance

Jamie Spitale
  • Savannah Area
Posted

from what i have been reading all over the net it sounds like a wise choice to ask for rental insurance when renting especially to lower income renters. 

My questions are:

1) what if they let the insurance lapse?  What are my options?

2) what if they move out and have caused tons of damage can i make a claim on the renters insurance?

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