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milestogo

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8. What does it mean to "name" you?

Reply to csziggy (Reply #6)

Tue Apr 13, 2021, 10:49 PM

Apr 2021

Does it merely mean to notify you of their coverage? Or does it mean that you are actually insured by that coverage?

Can you file a claim against it?

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Question about renters insurance [View all] milestogo Apr 2021 OP

AFAIK, it's extremely common to have the LL as an additional insured MerryHolidays Apr 2021 #1

Here's an alternative point of view More_Cowbell Apr 2021 #2

"Interested" is not a problem, according to my insurance company. milestogo Apr 2021 #3

It's so they cen be sure you have insurance csziggy Apr 2021 #4

Well that accounts for "interest" but not for "insured" milestogo Apr 2021 #5

I lease part of my farm to a family csziggy Apr 2021 #6

What does it mean to "name" you? milestogo Apr 2021 #8

I am listed as one of the people covered by the liability portion csziggy Apr 2021 #10

Interesting. PoindexterOglethorpe Apr 2021 #7

I didn't always have it. milestogo Apr 2021 #9

Yes. While I've been a home owner for PoindexterOglethorpe Apr 2021 #12

Is the landlord the property manager or an owner? Mosby Apr 2021 #11

I think the property manager is just carrying out the orders of the owner. milestogo Apr 2021 #13