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​Protect Yourself with a Renters Insurance Policy
If you are currently renting a house or apartment, protect yourself financially with a renters insurance policy.

• This provides insurance protection in the event a fire, hurricane or other insured disaster damages or destroys your personal possessions.
• It also covers the cost of additional living expenses if something happens to make your rental home or apartment unlivable.
• Additionally, renters insurance gives you liability protection if someone is injured in your home and decides to sue you.
• Disasters happen, and it would be unfortunate to have to use the down payment you saved to buy your new home to pay for losses that could have been covered by renters insurance.
• Furthermore, having a renters insurance policy provides a useful insurance history to your prospective homeowners’ insurer when you go to buy your first home.

Our office looks forward to a no-obligation review of all your insurance needs.

Everything you need to know about Renters Insurance
Whether you dig maintenance-free living or you’re just not ready for a fixed-rate commitment, you rent. And you’ve got things, right? Over-priced purses, a near-complete baseball card collection of the ’85 world-champion Royals, or maybe even a beautiful assortment of bling.
Our agency will search far and wide to find you the right renters’ insurance to keep whatever goodies you’ve got properly protected.
What Is Renters Insurance?
Basically, it’s a contract between you and an insurance company, where the insurer will help to pay the tab if you, a visitor or your personal goodies get damaged due to any number of causes.
Is Renters Insurance Mandatory?
Nope. Unlike homeowners’ insurance, which is required by most mortgage lenders, purchasing renters’ insurance is up to you. In some cases, however, a landlord may require it. So I guess we should change that “nope” to a “maybe”?
Is Renters Insurance Worth It?
Take a good look around your place, and write down everything you own, down to the last popcorn kernel. Now, how much would it cost to buy all that stuff brand-new? Add it all up and the actual retail price is… most likely worth it.​
Should I Get Renters Insurance?
Yes, it protects your things, but it can also help to cover the costs of lawsuits, living expenses if you need to move out temporarily, and medical bills if you or a visitor is injured. So for the monthly price of two burritos and a fountain drink, you could get yourself some solid peace-of-mind.