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May

05
2008

Dear HomeInsurance.com- I am renting a bottom floor apartment in a flood-prone city. Can I get flood insurance as a renter? Thanks, Jessie P. Savannah, GA

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Hi Jessie,

You are in luck. Flood Insurance is available for renters. It is referred to as a Contents Only Policy- and covers your belongings and home’s contents in the case of a flood. This policy differs from a standard homeowners flood policy as it does not include coverage for structural damage- oftentimes making flood insurance very affordable for renters. Contact one of our Agents directly for more information on flood insurance by calling 1(877) 50-MyHome.Your Agents at HomeInsurance.com

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