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Topic: Renter’s Insurance- which companies do you offer

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Caren cohen

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Renter’s Insurance- which companies do you offer- good, bad and ugly?

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Amber Bell

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lemonade.com or toggle.com

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Marcel Thomas

Lemonade is the BEST.

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Donna LaBelle

I prefer Liberty Mutual. If you go for the cheapest one, you get what you pay for. Liberty Mutual is awesome

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Jerry Davis

Lemonade or resident checks with their auto insurance company most give discounts on duel policies

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Jon Espy

We don't offer. In Minnesota it could be construed as 'selling insurance without a license'. So we give a couple of vendor references for local insurance agents but they can choose whoever they want.

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Dontee Hedger

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E Renter plan all good.

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Brenda Sherrill

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For some reason, my company doesn’t allow lemonade. We ask if they want e renters. If they say no, they provide their own.

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Samatha Figarella

Brenda Andrews Sherrill I wish my company would not allow them! Cheap, yes, but you will never see a dime!

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Brenda Sherrill

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Samatha Figarella and maybe that’s why we don’t accept.

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CJ Gallagher

Brenda Andrews Sherrill they don’t cover a lot of damages. We have it incorporated with MRI- assurant.

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Marshall Maloney

We don’t offer but my favorite is Assurant.

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Caren cohen

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Has anyone heard of Foxen Renters insurance?

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Tonya Crabtree Wimberg

Erenters and it has been the best for the residents.

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Brandy Blazen

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We also use Assurance, but have used ePremium and eRenters. I havent had any issues with any of them.

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Kathy Brown

E Premium

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Daniel Currie

Toggle offers same day coverage in case you have someone moving in who didn’t read their welcome home letter!

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Samatha Figarella

Erenters offers the best, they don't just cover apartment damage but up to $1000 if your vehicle gets broken into and you left valuables in it plus a lot more incentives. As a land lord never had a problem getting a check from them also! Lemonade.... haha! Fight with them for months on end and never received a dime...

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Meara Walraven

Assurant SUCKED & I hated utilizing them at my last job. We partner with a few local agents (who sometimes bring snacks!) & ensure they have our contact & additional interests correctly listed for us. It makes for a seamless process & helps local businesses. Win-win!

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Caren cohen

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Anyone work with Foxen Renter’s Insurance program? We as owners are looking for ancillary income.

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