Even though most rental insurance plans can be altered or have additional coverage purchased to cover most possessions, there are certain items that renters insurance policies won't cover or would require
separate special coverage that isn't included in the plan.
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However, you can seek
special protection from flood - related damages with flood insurance, which is a
separate policy that can make a smart addition to your existing home
coverage.
This type of
coverage is often more affordable than purchasing
separate plans and often used to protect a business legacy, loved one with
special needs or similar.
Events occurring under these types can only be covered under your renters property insurance if you have
special coverage for them either as an endorsement on your
coverage or in a
separate policy altogether.
Floods, earthquakes, and tornadoes are not covered by a standard renters policy, but you can get riders for
special coverage against these threats or
separate policies insuring you against loss in these types of instances.
Some boat trailers can be covered as a
special rider attached to a vehicle or homeowners» policy, but because these items are so specialized in terms of how they're used, it is often a good idea to get
separate trailer
coverage.
You may also be able to find
special coverage for events like wildfires, earthquakes, and sinkholes, as
separate riders on your policy.
You may also be able to add a
special endorsement or buy
separate coverage.
California residents renting homes can elect the level of protection they need based on the value of the things they own as well as any
special items that need
separate coverage.
Different from most insurance companies, Country Financial allows renters to add
special tenants
coverage to a Country Financial auto insurance policy instead of buying a
separate renters policy.