Understanding Condo Insurance: Protect Your Home and Investments

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Being a condo owner takes on a certain responsibility and level of risk. Though you share some amenities, like a pool or a gym, with others living in your condominium building, you still want independent protection from personal property loss or liability as a condo owner. Condo insurance, sometimes referred to as ‘HO-6’ refers to the ‘sixth type of basic policy form in a homeowners insurance policy.’ This form of insurance came about to be able to offer protection to condo owners. Throughout this guide, we will cover what condo insurance is and why you need it, the types of condo insurance coverages you can get, and how to shop for the right condo insurance policy. What is Condo Insurance?  Condo insurance, which is also known as HO-6 insurance, is a property insurance that is designed for condo owners and covers the owner’s personal property, liability, and certain portions of the condo that are not covered by the condo master policy. Key Features of Condo Insurance:  Person...
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