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HO-6 Coverage

Condo Insurance Coverage

If you're a condo unit owner, then you already know what risks of damage you face. Everything from bare walls to common areas can be damaged in your condo unit. Whether you live in your condo or rent it to strangers, it's important to have an insurance company you can trust.

Common issues include water damage, fire damage, and property damage. Note: Renters insurance will cover damage to your belongings, but it may not cover property damages or repairs inside your condo. Some communities only insure their common areas and require condo owners to have insurance for each unit.

What's Covered

Dwelling Coverage

Covers interior walls, floors, ceilings, and fixtures within your unit that aren't covered by the HOA master policy.

Personal Property

Protects your belongings including furniture, electronics, clothing, and other personal items against covered perils.

Liability Protection

Covers legal expenses and damages if someone is injured in your condo or you damage common areas.

Loss Assessment

Covers your share of assessments if the HOA doesn't have enough insurance to cover damage to common areas.

Why You Need Condo Insurance

HOA insurance only covers common areas and the building exterior
Your personal belongings are not covered by HOA policies
Interior improvements and upgrades need protection
Liability coverage for incidents in your unit
Loss assessment coverage for HOA shortfalls
Additional living expenses if your unit is damaged

Master Policy vs. Your HO-6 Policy

HOA Master Policy Covers

  • • Building exterior and roof
  • • Common areas (lobby, hallways, pool)
  • • Shared systems (elevators, HVAC)
  • • Liability for common areas

Your HO-6 Policy Covers

  • • Interior walls, floors, ceilings
  • • Personal belongings
  • • Improvements and upgrades
  • • Your personal liability

Own Multiple Condos?

If you own multiple condo units, they can be combined on one commercial policy with either blanket or individual scheduling. This often provides better coverage and premium savings compared to separate policies.

If you rent out your condo, it's best practice to require all tenants to carry renters insurance and to have all contractors provide proof of insurance before doing work in your unit.

Discount Opportunities

Buildings and units with certain safety features may qualify for premium discounts:

Sprinkler systems in building
Fire alarm systems
Burglar alarm systems
Safety programs in place
Clean claims history
Multi-policy discounts

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