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If you previously lived in the home or purchased the home to live in, you need to check with your insurance broker to ensure your policy has been converted from a traditional homeowner's policy to a landlord/rental policy. This is necessary because most traditional homeowner's insurance policies have exclusions for coverage if the property is rented and as a result, insurance claims are likely to get denied once the insurer learns the property is rented.

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