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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Personal Liability / Insurance
Hello Everyone,
I’m hoping someone can help answer a question for me. I own a single family residence in NY that is being used as a rental property. The second level of the house was previously occupied by a family member. If I were to rent out the second level, but the house is not permitted as a multi-family or mother daughter, could I be personally liable if there was a fire? Would home owners insurance refuse to pay any claims because of this? Thank you in advance for any assistance in this area.
Sincerely,
Ed