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Personal Renters Inventory
Whether you are a homeowner or renter, it's important to protect the personal belongings you keep in your property. Renters insurance is an invaluable policy for anyone who rents a house or apartment, helping to provide peace of mind that their belongings are insured against property damage and theft. The general insurance team at LightHouse Agency Inc., located in Fairfield, OH, explains which personal items that renters should have covered by their renters insurance policy.
Before you choose a renters insurance policy, you will want to create an inventory of your personal belongings that have value and determine what they are worth. This inventory can help you in the event you need to make a claim. This list of items in each room of your
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