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Homeowners Insurance

Homeowners insurance covers your home and its contents in the event of damage or destruction due to fire, wind, lightning, theft, and vandalism. It also covers you if someone gets hurt on your property or if you are legally liable for injuries they sustain while they’re there.

Homeowners insurance generally covers the house itself, as well as the things you keep in it, like furniture, appliances, and clothing. You can choose to include your car in your policy if you have one.

Landlords Insurance

Landlords Insurance is designed to protect your rental property, your tenants, and their belongings. It’s a way to ensure that you’re covered in the event of a fire or other disaster, and it can also cover you if your property is damaged by someone who lives in your building.

Condo Insurance

Condo insurance is a form of coverage that protects you from losses to your unit, its contents, and common areas. It also provides liability coverage for accidents that occur within the condo or between units.

Condominium insurance is similar to homeowners insurance, but there are some differences. For example, condo insurance covers both interior and exterior damages caused by fire or water damage. It also covers certain types of vandalism or theft that would not be covered under a homeowners policy.