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Matt B.
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Insurance Issues

Matt B.
  • Investor
  • Bethlehem, PA
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hey all, I just signed my month to month rental agreement with my first tenant and I'm having a problem getting insurance. I have my home and auto insurance through Geico but when I called to switch my homeowners to a landlord policy it was denied because I don't have a "long term lease in place". For all you guys with month to month rental agreements, what insurance company do you use? 

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Michele Fischer
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Michele Fischer
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I have never run into this and exclusively use M2M, keep shopping.  We use state farm and farmers.  Farmers has a landlord program for newer properties.

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