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Becky Crocker
  • Mortgage Loan Officer
  • Graham, WA
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Renter asking for my Certificate of Insurance??

Becky Crocker
  • Mortgage Loan Officer
  • Graham, WA
Posted

We have a short term rental that we are leasing for four months to a business who will use it for their employees who are coming and going throughout the lease term.  They want a copy of my insurance certificate.  The request was prompted because I have a clause in the contract that limits them to just the subject property for recovery of any judgments against me and protects my other assets.  I don't think I should have to provide them with my insurance information, but also can't think of a good reason why not to.  Would you provide your insurance information?  Why or why not?

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