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Most homeowners have a homeowners insurance policy that covers their property. The actual home, plus contents will be covered. However different homeowners and renters will need different types of coverage, and you can save money if you know exactly what you need.

If you live in the home, and you own it, you will want to cover your building and possessions inside. This would be a normal, comprehensive homeowners policy. The unique aspects of this type of policy will be the deductible, coverage limits and exclusions. For instance, many homeowners polices do not over flooding, and flood insurance must be purchased as an extra rider or policy.

If you own a home that you rent out, you will need a landlord policy that just covers the building. On the other hand if you rent, you will want a renters insurance policies that protects your possessions, and may cover liability in case somebody is injured on the property because of some you may be judged at fault for.

Sometimes condo owners will want a policy that only covers possessions because the condo association will cover damage because of fire or storms.

A good way to compare policies for your unique words is the Home Insurance Page at 24/7 Quote US.

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