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  • Condo insurance bridges the gap in coverage between your condo association’s master insurance policy and your property/personal liability protection is known as a H06 condo insurance policy.

 

  • Every condominium development has a master insurance policy that covers items such as the actual building in which you reside (also pools, gyms, lobbies, etc) and provides worker compensation for those employed by the condo association.

 

  • However, these master insurance policies typically stop at the four exterior walls of your condo which your own. This means your personal contents (sometimes the exterior windows of your condo too) which are in your condo are not insured by the master association policy.

 

  • If you are acquiring a mortgage in order to purchase a condo, your mortgage lender will most likely require you to purchase this policy. State Farm, Allstate, USAA, etc can provide you with H06.

Good luck bhayya

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  • Condo insurance bridges the gap in coverage between your condo association’s master insurance policy and your property/personal liability protection is known as a H06 condo insurance policy.
  • Every condominium development has a master insurance policy that covers items such as the actual building in which you reside (also pools, gyms, lobbies, etc) and provides worker compensation for those employed by the condo association.
  • However, these master insurance policies typically stop at the four exterior walls of your condo which your own. This means your personal contents (sometimes the exterior windows of your condo too) which are in your condo are not insured by the master association policy.
  • If you are acquiring a mortgage in order to purchase a condo, your mortgage lender will most likely require you to purchase this policy. State Farm, Allstate, USAA, etc can provide you with H06.
Good luck bhayya</p>

Thankyou bro

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