Condominium association insurance coverage, also called a Master Condo Policy, is a type of insurance designed to cover the cost of condo property damage, protecting association members against ...

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Discover the benefits of all-in condo insurance that covers communal spaces and internal unit structures, but excludes personal items and renovations.

Owning a condo comes with some great perks — less upkeep to worry about and access to shared amenities like pools, gyms, or common spaces. However, it also comes with financial obligations that can ...

Learn what bare walls coverage involves, how it protects shared spaces in condos, and why condo associations often purchase this essential insurance for multi-family buildings.

If you live in a condominium, it’s easy to think that your homeowners association will cover you in the event of a disaster. After all, it manages your lawn care and makes sure that the exterior of ...

Aug. 02--Getting insurance for a condo is a lot different from buying a policy for a single-family house, and it can be pretty confusing for many new condo owners, especially when it comes to insuring ...

It is common knowledge that homeowners insurance shields the resident from potential financial loss resulting from fire, theft or an accident. When it comes to condos, though, did you know you need a ...

A homeowners association (HOA) master insurance policy covers common areas and shared structures within a community governed by an HOA. This policy is typically purchased by an HOA board to protect ...

When we first introduced you to Thereza Teixeira, she talked about the impact of an $81,000 special assessment that was imposed by her condo HOA last year. “It’s a huge hit,” she told us. A financial ...

Over the last 25 years, the number of Californians living in multifamily housing has more than doubled, rising from 2.6 million units in 1994 to 5.4 million units today. While this kind of housing, ...