Rented Condo Insurance.
When you own a secondary property, there are different solutions avaiable to you when you are considering insurance. Some insurance companies offer a ‘stand-alone’ policy for rental properties, while others might mandate that you connect it with your primary residence. Fear not! We are here to help you understand your options.
In addition to the above, you still have to consider the same risk concerns as if you did live there. Condo and townhome owners are usually subject to strata rules and guidelines; therefore have much different needs than those with detached homes. Strata corporations often mandate specific levels of coverage, and although they have their own ‘master policy’ for the entire building, certain coverage’s within their insurance will require your participation. As an example, if the building suffers a loss, they may come to all the owners in the building for a percentage of that cost, or to help out with the deductible - this can all be checked off on your personal condo policy. Despite owning your own unit, there are also common area’s to be considered, which is another reason why condo insurance is so important (especially the liability portion). Items such as loss assessment coverage, difference in deductible insurance and special levy protection should all be points of interest to condo and townhome owners.
Submit your info to us online and we can help you decide what product is the right fit!
A secondary property is a big deal! Let’s make the insurance part easy on you.
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We would love to help you find the right product and insurer for your condo or townhome! Simple submit the pertinent information through our online form and we can get to work for you.
When submitting, it is helpful to have the Master Policy from the condo’s strata company, as this will outline certain items that are applicable to your coverage. In addition, if this is a new purchase for you, please send us the MLS Listing via email so we can gather as much information as possible!