Rentals
Renting Your Condo Long-Term: Landlord HO-6 Basics
When you lease your condo to a tenant, switch to a landlord unit-owner form. It covers your building items and furnishings, landlord liability and lost rent after a covered loss, but not your tenant's belongings.
What to update
- Occupancy: tenant-occupied
- Personal property: only what you provide
- Add loss of rental income
Your tenant
Require renters insurance.
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