Homeowners and Condominium Insurance
One of the largest investments a person will make or have is a home. The value of many homes today can easily exceed $250,000. Whether the value of your home is $60,000 or $1,000,000 it only makes sense to have this type of investment properly insured. Homeowners Insurance offers many types of additional coverage that each person should discuss with their trusted agent. Condominium policies generally provide coverage for some portion of the dwelling, improvements you've made to the property, your personal property, and liability. Flood Insurance is not covered by a Homeowner or Condominium policy, and must be purchased separately. However, these policies are designed to provide coverage for most common losses that are of a sudden and accidental nature. A few of the items covered under a Homeowners Insurance policy are,
Dwelling
Personal Property (Contents)
Other Structures
Loss of Use
Personal Liability
Replacement Cost to Dwelling
Replacement Cost to Contents
Earthquake
Scheduled Items - such as jewelry, silver, guns, etc.