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Is Renters Insurance A Requirement For Your Tenants?

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    @Anthony Nici

    As the owner/manager, you should be listed as additional interest, not additional insured. I thought I had written a thread about it, but couldn't find one. It's discussed pretty heavily on BP here. Here is an article I found that describes the problem pretty well. They sound the same, and in auto insurance the terms seem to be used the same, but it is very different in rental property.

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