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Chris Lawrence
  • Investor
  • Honeoye Falls, NY
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Renters Insurance Question

Chris Lawrence
  • Investor
  • Honeoye Falls, NY
Posted

Good Morning!

I require my tenants to get renters insurance when signing the initial lease and moving in. I have a tenant that is still living in my rental property, but I just received a notification in the mail that my tenant has yet to renew the renters insurance for another year. This is a good tenant that pays on time. Wondering if I should enforce this policy and say that you need to renew the renters policy or sign off on a waive stating that they are opting out of renters insurance. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,

Chris

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