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The Airbnb Insurance from top to bottom: a detailed guide to the rental property guard

September 29, 2020 Guest Author

What is Airbnb insurance? Airbnb business has launched the insurance program quite soon after the start. They decided to provide a comprehensive plan for keeping travelers, hosts, and vacation rental businesses safe and thoroughly secured from unexpected losses. Airbnb insurance initiative provides two main coverage options: Host Protection and Host Guarantee. To learn the details about how they work and in which cases they protect you, guests, and the property – you can get a consultation at the professional Airbnb management company – read more https://masterhost.ca/airbnb-host-insurance/. The Airbnb Insurance from…

Home sharing participants need short term rental insurance coverage

September 16, 2019September 13, 2019 G. Turner

Airbnb, VBRO and HomeAway members need special coverage for brief or seasonal rentals. Home sharing has become a popular way to earn extra income from a property, but all too many of those owners fail to obtain short term rental insurance. Regardless of whether a condo, seasonal property or home is rented in its entirety or just a portion, these guests are not typically covered by standard homeowners insurance. That said, this doesn’t mean that there isn’t any coverage at all for these helpful income sources. There are many home…

Study reveals top credit card rental car insurance coverage for 2015

June 25, 2015June 24, 2015 G. Turner

A research analysis conducted by CardHub has provided considerable insight into this sector of the industry. The summer travel season has begun and many people are starting to ask themselves whether or not they need rental car insurance or whether their credit card coverage will provide them with the protection that they need while they are on vacation. The answer isn’t necessarily an obvious one, as not all credit cards provide the same auto coverage. CardHub recently conducted a study to help consumers to understand the level of rental car…

Landlord insurance recommended to help protect investments in the UK

April 22, 2013April 20, 2013 G. Turner

Property owners who are renting out have been advised to make sure they have coverage against floods. Experts in the landlord insurance sector of the industry are reminding the owners of rented properties in the United Kingdom about the importance of protecting their investment, particularly against perils such as flooding, which have become an increasing problem over the last few years. They are reminding these owners that a policy could make the difference between the life and death of their investments. Flooding is already becoming a growing issue in the…

Renters insurance still battling with consumer misunderstandings in Atlanta

April 16, 2013April 16, 2013 H. Cutner

Research is indicating that many tenants feel that coverage is less affordable than it actually is. Though the number of tenants is on the rise, according to national American statistics, over half are not protecting their possessions and their place to live through renters insurance. The primary reason that tenants have identified as a barrier to coverage is an inability to afford it. Recent research performed in Atlanta and other major American cities have shown that a misunderstanding of the cost of renters insurance is leading many tenants to refrain…

Renters insurance missing among 66 percent of tenants

March 13, 2013April 30, 2013

Two out of every three Americans who rent their home are risking all of their possessions. A recent study has just revealed that only 34 percent of American tenants currently have active renters insurance, which means that the majority of them are taking a gamble with all of their belongings should they ever experience a fire, burglary, or other peril that is typically covered by the policy. Among the most commonly cited reasons that those without coverage gave was cost. However, at the same time that tenants were saying that…

Renters insurance in North Carolina to increase 13.2 percent

November 30, 2012April 30, 2013

Rates for homeowners policies will not be affected by this change. North Carolina’s Commissioner Wayne Goodwin has announced that he is stepping away from his decision for slightly decreasing rates for rental insurance and other types of coverage for properties that are not occupied by their owners, due to a court battle declared by the industry. An out of court settlement has now been reached for the case between the industry and the Insurance Department. A compromise was reached in the settlement that fell between the 2.6 percent decrease in…