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Yes you can but one home has to be your primary home which is where you live most of the time and you can purchase a homeowners policy for your second home as a secondary dwelling. If you rent the home this is not the kind of policy you need though so you must keep this in mind. If you ever change the use of the home you need to contact you agent immediately so you can get the proper kind of coverage.
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