Renters Insurance

If your parents are renters, they are not responsible for the property — just their own liability and possessions — so it's not required to have sinkhole insurance since that's property-related. The landlord has to maintain safe living conditions for their property.

Typically, your renter's policy will not cover your hotel due to your air conditioner being out. A broken AC is not considered the loss of use of the dwelling (home) — they typically only pay for other accommodations when the entire dwelling is uninhabitable.

Hello, Sorry to hear about your situation. This is a tough call.

LexisNexis is the company that maintains the insurance claim database. If you are disputing a claim, especially if you're the victim of identity theft and you did not file it, you should contact them about getting it removed.

We have more in-depth information about home insurance here. These numbers correspond to either home, renters, or condo insurance.

I can't answer this question - you need to look at the exclusions and special coverages in your renters' insurance policy dec page (declaration page). That part of your policy will specify how much coverage you have - if any.

I'm sorry to hear that happened. I hope your brother is okay.

Your renter's insurance policy only covers your personal property and personal liability - not the property or displacement due to an issue with the dwelling. Since it is an issue with the dwelling, your landlord should have coverage for this type of issue on their policy.

Your renter's insurance might cover the damage to your apartment via the liability portion. The best way to handle this is to contact Geico and their claim's department.

In short, no. Your renters insurance excludes damage to your vehicle because it is considered a part of your car insurance.