Are You an Insurance Agent?Your landlord is not responsible for damage to your things, so be one step ahead, and get renters insurance quotes. They're free, fast, and most of all...you find out the many ways renters insurance can protect the things you've worked so hard to acquire. When you sign a lease, you relinquish the landlord as well as other tenants, from responsibilty for anything within your domicile.
If there is a fire, water damage, or any type of natural disaster, your renters insurance covers any items of value within your residence. As a tenant, don't you deserve that kind of protection?
Just imagine that during a storm, tree branch breaks the window to your 2 story apartment and water gets all over your surge protector. Everything connected, your computer, your plasma television, your printer, your dvd player...all fried! Ouch.You have nothing to worry about if you have renters insurance, your insurance agent is just a call away, the claim goes in, and you recieve a nice check to replace all your items.
Always be sure to ask the agent, if they cover the purchase price or value of your items. Ask whether or not they require receipts, etc. for proof of value, or if they have their own list. If they have a list, make sure you know what the baseline value of your items is and/or will be.
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