Jack Lee Fong Insurance Agency, Inc. Blog: renters insurance
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Monday, June 2, 2025Homeowners have an option to purchase home insurance to protect their home and valuables. Renters can't purchase home insurance for a home they don't own. However, renters insurance is available. An investment like this comes in handy when damage and natural disasters strike. Consider the following: READ MORE >>
Thursday, May 1, 2025When you rent a home, you might do so because you don’t plan to stay in one place forever. You might eventually have to move because you got a new job elsewhere. Or, you might eventually want to upgrade from one property to another, or simply from one unit to another. READ MORE >>
Friday, March 8, 2024Renting an apartment from a property management company often offers certain luxuries and securities. For example, the community may include amenities like an exercise room, a pool and a laundry facility. With well-rated companies, you can typically look forward to quick rent payment processing and an organized maintenance crew. READ MORE >>
Friday, January 12, 2024If you’re a renter, you need to secure adequate renters insurance to protect yourself and your belongings from a potential loss. Let’s take a look at what renters insurance covers and how to determine how much coverage you need. What Renters Insurance Covers READ MORE >>
Monday, February 20, 2023As you renew your lease with your landlord, take this opportunity to take a closer look at your renters insurance. This policy is one that can change over time and you should be up to date on what the policy offers and what exclusions are in place. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, June 7, 2022Within the population, 37 percent are renters; however, only a third of renters have renters insurance. One reason renters don't purchase renters insurance is they don't see the value. Although renters insurance isn't compulsory, if you are a renter, you need renters insurance. READ MORE >>
Thursday, May 5, 2022When you start looking for a rental home, and find the one you want, agree to sign a lease. This lease, for all intents and purposes, is a legal document obligating both you and your landlord to certain agreements. By allowing you to become a tenant, the landlord is making an investment in you. READ MORE >>
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