Are you getting ready to move into a new condo that you have recently purchased? If so, consider the condo insurance coverage you may need throughout your ownership.
Temporary Living Expenses
If you encounter a situation that will require you to live outside the condo on a temporary basis, you will be responsible for the cost of securing an alternate residence. Your condo insurance policy can cover temporary living expenses. The insurance coverage will reimburse you for the cost of staying in a hotel or another type of dwelling. It will also cover out-of-pocket costs for food and other essentials you need while you are unable to occupy your condo.
Structural Materials
As a new condo owner, you will need to familiarize yourself with the responsibilities of the condo association that oversees the property where your condo is located. The paperwork the association furnishes you with will outline the property for which the association is responsible. Interior walls, flooring, and ceiling materials that comprise your condo may be your responsibility. The structural materials that you are responsible for maintaining should be added to your condo insurance policy.
Personal Possessions
Furniture, clothing, and household goods can be added to your condo insurance policy. Before your insurance documents are prepared, inventory the items you plan on storing within your condo. Take into account if any of the items are at risk of being stolen or vandalized. Assess the risk of a weather event destroying your possessions. Plan on insuring items of value that would be difficult to repair or replace.
Condo Insurance Plans in Idaho
Contact an agent who serves Sandpoint, ID. One of our agents at Selkirk Insurance Services will prepare your new condo insurance policy.
