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What Are the Most Common Condo Rental Insurance Claims?

  • Writer: Nate Jones, CPCU, ARM, CLCS, AU
    Nate Jones, CPCU, ARM, CLCS, AU
  • 4 days ago
  • 2 min read

Owning a condo rental comes with responsibilities—and risks. Even if your condo association provides a master policy, it usually does not cover individual unit damages, tenant liability, or loss of rental income. Understanding the most common condo rental insurance claims helps you stay prepared and ensure your investment is fully protected.


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1. Water Damage and Burst Pipes

Water damage is consistently one of the top claims for condo rentals. Leaking pipes, broken appliances, or overflowing sinks can cause:

  • Damage to flooring, walls, and ceilings

  • Mold growth requiring professional remediation

  • Property damage affecting tenants’ belongings

Tip: Routine maintenance of plumbing and appliances can reduce water-related claims. Learn more about water damage coverage from the Insurance Information Institute.


2. Fire and Smoke Damage

Fires, though less frequent than water damage, can be devastating:

  • Electrical faults or kitchen accidents are common causes.

  • Smoke can cause extensive damage even without flames.

  • Fire claims often include repair costs, temporary housing for tenants, and loss of rental income.


3. Theft and Vandalism

Condo rental units are sometimes targeted for theft or vandalism, especially if units are unoccupied for extended periods. Insurance claims may cover:

  • Stolen or damaged personal property

  • Repairs for broken windows, doors, or fixtures

Tip: Security systems and smart locks can lower your risk and insurance premiums.


4. Liability Claims

Liability claims occur when a tenant or visitor is injured inside your condo unit. Common scenarios include:

  • Slip and fall accidents

  • Injuries caused by faulty appliances or structural issues

  • Tenant disputes resulting in lawsuits

Liability coverage protects you from costly medical expenses and legal fees.


Why You Need Condo Rental Insurance

Even if your condo association carries a master policy, your individual unit and rental activity are not fully protected. Condo rental insurance covers:

  • Dwelling and personal property damage

  • Liability for injuries inside your unit

  • Loss of rental income if your condo becomes uninhabitable


Why Choose Wexford Insurance?

Wexford Insurance helps condo owners safeguard their rental properties with customized coverage:

  • Tailored Policies: Choose coverage that matches your unit’s needs.

  • Expert Guidance: Understand what’s covered vs. what your association policy covers.

  • Competitive Rates: Affordable protection without sacrificing coverage.

  • Quick Quotes: Get a no-obligation quote online and secure peace of mind.

Protect your investment today—get a Wexford Insurance quote.


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