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If you rent or own your condominium unit, it is a good idea to purchase both building (if you own the unit) and contents coverage. If you are a tenant, contents only coverage is available. The policy premium is based on several factors including the flood risk of the building that you occupy.
As a homeowner, it’s important to insure your home and its contents. Depending on your property location, your home is either considered at high-risk or at moderate-to-low risk for a flood. Your insurance premium will vary accordingly.
If you are a tenant, it is wise to insure your contents. The policy premium will be based on several factors including the flood risk of the building that you occupy.
As a business owner, you know that protecting your building and your contents is vital to its survival. Your business is either in a high-risk or moderate-to-low risk area and insurance premiums vary accordingly.
By now, you probably know that only flood insurance covers flood damage, but you probably don’t know all of the details. Here are a few of the more frequent terms.
Flood insurance policies cover physical damage to your property and possessions. You can use the following list as a general guide to what is and isn’t covered or simply refer to the Summary of Coverage to help you better understand your policy and coverage.