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Alma Irizarry
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Renter's rent Insurance

Alma Irizarry
  • Finance
  • North Bergen, NJ
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Hello,  

Is there such a thing as Renter's Insurance for landlords?  Meaning if a tenant doesn't pay his/her rent, can I buy insurance to cover for the missing rent payments.

I refinanced my rental property a few months ago and the lender asked for this type of insurance.  Is there such a thing?

Thank you, Alma

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Jeff B.
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Jeff B.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Lake Worth, FL
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I would inform the bank you have that type of insurance already.  It is called a "security deposit".  Ask them to provide one name of a US based Insurance Company offering this coverage with an A.M Best rating of fair, good, excellent, or superior.

It sounds like a good idea but if the US insurers have Not offered this product there is probably a very good reason and it is coming from the insurance underwriters.

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