Tenant Insurance for Apartments, Condos, and Rental Homes
Your rental’s layout, who lives with you, and where you keep your belongings all shape your insurance needs. At MMI Insurance, we offer renters insurance with personalized advice for different living arrangements, so you can choose coverage that fits your household.
Apartment Renters
Living close to other households means an incident elsewhere in the building can also disrupt your home. Tenant insurance for apartments addresses your belongings, liability, and eligible temporary living costs after a covered loss.
We explain renters insurance for first-time renters, including who the policy covers when you share an apartment. You should not assume a roommate’s policy protects your belongings.
Condo Tenants
Renting a condominium does not make you responsible for insuring it as an owner. The unit owner and condominium corporation have their own insurance interests. Your tenant insurance policy addresses your possessions and personal liability. Tell your advisor about belongings kept in a storage locker as well as those inside the unit, so their coverage can be reviewed.
Rental Home Tenants
A detached house, duplex, or townhouse may give you more room for furniture, tools, and recreational equipment. Your contents estimate should cover belongings throughout the rental, including items in the basement or garage. Our team helps you consider your property and liability needs as a tenant without confusing them with the building owner’s insurance responsibilities.