A Circleville renter says she lost everything in a flash flood. As repairs lag, questions rise over landlord responsibility ...

From 2019 through 2024, homeowners insurance rates increased 36.4% on average in Ohio. In that same span, the state has seen a surge in tornadoes. Experts say decisions about coverage limits, ...

Asking rents fell Y/Y in May in a majority of major U.S. metro areas -- the most in two years -- as demand struggled to keep ...

The case stems from a March 2021 slip-and-fall incident at a rental property ... of the dispute were two insurance policies - one held by Howell through The Cincinnati Insurance Company, and ...

This can impact the value of auto claims, contractor’s equipment (including continuing rental expense on leased or rented equipment), property and builder’s risk insurance. How to protect ...

Inhauscreative / Getty Images Not all natural disasters are covered by renters insurance policies, and you may need to buy separate additional coverages for earthquakes and floods to protect your ...

If you rent your home, your landlord's insurance policy doesn't cover you or your belongings. That's where renters insurance comes in: It protects your possessions if there's a fire, theft or ...

Toledo, an industrial city located in Ohio's northwest corner, has the most expensive renters insurance among the state's largest cities, at $42 per month. The cheapest rates among Ohio's larger ...

Policy limits are typically between $1,000 and $5,000. Whether your renters insurance policy uses replacement cost or actual cash value (ACV) coverage affects your premiums. If your belongings are ...

After renovations forced Monique Gomez to move out of her Westside apartment, the tenant of four years was surprised to learn she would have to find another company to sell her renters coverage.

That's why getting the right coverage is essential. But do you need renters insurance or homeowners insurance? That depends on your ownership status. Both types protect your belongings but offer ...

Renters insurance covers mold growth only if it is caused by a sudden peril, such as a burst pipe, falling object, windstorm ...