Homeowner vs. Renter’s Insurance

Looking to move into the Quad Cities? Whether you are moving into an apartment or a house it’s important to take the steps to make sure you’re properly insured. Homeowner and renter policies are similar in that they are meant to protect you against a covered peril, but what most people don’t know is the difference of what they are insuring and what is covered. A homeowner’s policy is meant to insure you, your dwelling, (the house structure) and the contents in it. A renter’s policy is designed to cover only you and your personal belongings inside your apartment. Whether it’s a house, condominium, or an apartment, inquire about your options to make sure you are covered.

 

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