Moreover, the protection for services «customarily available to the public» could be interpreted to
cover condominium owners.
Not exact matches
It
covers situations in which the unit
owners in a
condominium are financially responsible for a shared loss, so long as the issue was a
covered peril.
«A
condominium corporation's insurance will
cover the building and the common elements, like elevators or front lobby, but the condo
owner must insure their own unit, personal items and protect themselves against liability if they are responsible for damage caused to a neighbour's unit.»
Condo
owners also typically are required to pay into a Master Policy which
covers the shared areas of the
condominium building.
$ 1.00 per month per voting unit assessed against
condominium corporations — this fee is intended to
cover the cost of delivering the above - described services and will be ultimately charged to
condominium owners.
For example, it does not
cover losses resulting from burglary, damage from water plumbing and many mishaps that may occur on the part of the building occupied by the
condominium unit
owner.
This coverage is designed for
condominium unit -
owners willing to insure items not
covered by the association policy.
Condo insurance helps
condominium owners ensure they are fully
covered in case of a loss.
HO - 6 policies, designed for co-op and
condominium owners,
cover liability, belongings and improvements to the
owner's unit.
Under the general terms of HO - 6
condominium owner coverage, your policy should
cover your personal property from 16 perils:
Condominium owners usually purchase insurance that is similar to renters insurance to
cover their personal belongings contained within the
condominium.
To get help in understanding your insurance coverage in a claim if you are a condo
owner or co-op
owner, you can check out this article which
covers the various coverages for
condominium owners and will help you understand how they apply to you in a claim: Condo and Co-Op Essential Insurance Coverage Guide.
Building Structure - Your renters insurance also will not
cover the structure of the building that you are renting; that is the
owner of the house, townhouse,
condominium or apartment that you are renting responsibility.
As a condo
owner, the original structure of your unit is
covered by the
condominium corporation's insurance.
These policies
cover the unique needs of
condominium and townhome
owners.
Many California renters are under the impression that if you rent a
condominium, loft, or townhouse, and your items are destroyed in a fire, they will be
covered under the property
owner's policy.
61 % of Canadian
condominium owners taking part in the poll do not know or incorrectly assume their building's insurance will
cover damage to another unit from water or fire that originated in their unit.
Because
condominium association insurance
covers damage or injuries in common areas, condo
owners can obtain insurance coverage that is less costly than typical homeowners insurance policies.