What is Renters insurance?

Renters insurance protects tenants who rent an apartment, condo, or house. It often provides coverage for your goods against fire and smoke damage, vandalism, theft, and some weather-related events. It also protects you financially if a visitor to your home is injured and files a lawsuit against you.

It's important to distinguish renters insurance from house insurance and landlord insurance because both are designed for property owners and will not provide the exact coverage that a renter needs.

What is covered by Renters Insurance?

A renter's insurance policy often covers the following:

  • Accidental damage to clothing
  • Clothing
  • Electronics
  • Expenses for a temporary living situation
  • Furniture
  • Jewelry.

    • Ancillary renters' coverages, such as extra coverage for jewels and/or other high-value items, can be added to a policy.

    Are My Items Outside Of My Rental Apartment
    Covered By My Renters' Insurance?

    Yes! Your personal property is protected regardless of where you are. Renters insurance is a form of protection that follows you around.

  • You're in your automobile. Your tablet and camera are both stolen, despite the fact that you hid them under the seat.
  • You're on vacation. Your hotel room's sprinklers go off, ruining your laptop.
  • You're on the move. Moving? Your belongings will be covered for 30 days from the time you start moving.

    • How much is renters insurance?

    For as low as $5 a month, renters insurance from Insurance Made Eazy is a shockingly affordable way to keep the possessions you love safe and protected.

    However, your pay depends on several things, like your stay, possessions, and the amount of coverage you want. Renters' insurance shouldn’t be comprehensive, that’s why it’s so critical your personal needs are accounted for. When you get renters' quotes with Insurance Made Eazy, we’ll make it effortless to comprehend the coverage that’s right for you, so you only pay for what you need.

    What is the cost of renters insurance?

    Renters insurance from Insurance Made Eazy is a startlingly economical solution to keep the things you love secure and protected for as little as $5 a month.

    However, your pay is determined by a number of factors, including the length of your stay, the value of your belongings, and the level of coverage you desire. Renters' insurance isn't meant to be comprehensive, which is why it's so important to make sure your unique needs are covered. We'll make it simple to understand the coverage that's perfect for you when you get renters' rates from Insurance Made Eazy, so you only pay for what you need.

    Who should get renters insurance?

    It's simple: renters insurance is for you if you rent your house and want to protect your valuables. Before you sign your lease, some landlords or property management companies may request it.

    We cover many different sorts of rental properties, including

  • Large apartments
  • Small apartments
  • Stand-alone homes
  • Townhomes, etc.

    • The financial coverage you require will depend on stuff you own and intend to protect, not the kind of home you rent.

    How many different types of renters insurance do I require?

    While the amount of coverage you need will ultimately depend on how much you have, $15,000 in personal belongings and up to $100,000 in liability coverage, with the option to tack on additional coverages, is generally plenty.

    To begin, determine how much renters insurance you require in terms of the items you need to protect.

    Your Personal Things

    The higher the limit you should consider, the more belongings you need to safeguard. Before getting a quote, do an inventory of your belongings so you can get a better idea of the coverage limit you'd like to choose. Clothing, electronics, furniture, cookware, jewelry, and other personal items are included.

    Your Liability

    With an Insurance Made Eazy Renters policy, liability is included as standard. This policy protects you if you, a member of your family, or your pet injures someone or damages their property.
    Consider no-fault medical coverage, which means your insurance provider will cover someone's medical expenses if they are injured in your house.
    Finally, consider the following method for calculating the cost of your renters' insurance:
    Higher premium = More coverage + Lower deductible
    Lower premium = Less coverage + Higher deductible