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  1. This has to be about new renters. Because most renters know this already. Not that they have the insurance… But they know they needed it. Mike probably sees a lot of people who are new renters who don't know this. The ones who do know don't bother a lawyer.

  2. Oh my fucking god what is wrong with your country
    CONTENTS INSURANCE is what it’s called, fucking renters insurance literally means nothing
    It sounds more like your insuring yourself against being evicted, so if you were evicted the insurance would put you up in a hotel/motel or Airbnb
    Why can’t your nation use English
    Make your own language if you want to have saying that make zero fucking sense

  3. I managed residential real estate for 25 years. We would not give a new resident keys to their apartment without a copy of their renters insurance declaration page. We also required it when they renewed their lease.

  4. I’ll take it a step further. I had renters insurance and I had a separate storage unit that got broken into. I had no idea but my renters insurance covered the loss. I was shocked and pleasantly surprised that insurance actually covered something I didn’t think it would

  5. This is why I'll NEVER rent in a multi family dwelling again. You have to rely on ALL your neighbors being responsible. I once lived in a 3 story apartment building where the fire alarm would go off at least once a week. It was so stressful with a 3 year old, a newborn and a cat trying to get us all out down 2 flights of stairs.

  6. Most people in apartments have auto insurance because they have an automobile. I always ask my auto insurance provider about renters insurance. They bundle it up for under $20 a month in most places. They’ll also give you a term life insurance policy for almost nothing along with it.

  7. My daughter (24) accidentally set fire to our stove 2 weeks ago. Filed the claim with renters insurance the next day. Ordered my new stove and before they delivered it my claim was paid. I only lost a stove though and I had the receipt (16 months since we got it). I can’t imagine how you give proofs to renters insurance if everything goes up in flames.

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