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Originally Posted by wheelsup
I doubt renters insurance is going to cover the same thing HO's insurance will cover. That is generally only for interior furnishings, is it not? Going without homeowners insurance would be opening up yourself to a loss equal to the cost of rebuilding your home. I cannot believe an insurance company would cancel it while trying to sell. How ridiculous, what company is it?
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The renter's insurance is not for the house....it's for our 'stuff' in our new place. (We are renting for at least a year.) They say they have to insure our 'primary dwelling' to allow us insurance for the home.
Their newest offer is if we get renter's insurance through them....they will insure the house for 90 days before cancelling. This is just a nightmare.
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