Originally posted by Gasser64
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Just hypothetically say you leave a pot on the stove and it catches fire, completely your fault. The unit catches on fire and burns the one above and next to you. Your renter insurance provides coverage for damage done to others through your neglect. The property owner would be covered for structural damage but you'd be liable for any lost revenue plus damage to the neighbors personal items. Or say your dog attacks someone or you have an accidental discharge of a firearm, again renter insurance would come into play.
For $200 a year I have $300k in liability insurance plus stated coverage of $20k worth of personal items. To me it's worth it.
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