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Joe Ebanks
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Benefit to Landlord for requiring renters insurance

Joe Ebanks
  • Kent, OH
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Just wondering why it is advised that landlords require this. I have heard this a few times now and I thought it just covered the tenants belongings..

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Marcus Hendren
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Marcus Hendren
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@Joe Ebanks

It protects the tenant's and guests belongings, as well as their liability. If a tenant's guest falls down the stairs and sues them, they want to be covered. I explain that my property insurance doesn't cover their liability or their belongings in case of burglary, fire, flood, etc.

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