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No. First, if you are renting the home, you cannot insure it under a homeowners policy. If the home is not owner occupied for 90 days coverage ceases immediately. You must have the correct property policy for the right situation. If the home is rented you need a tenant occupied dwelling fire policy to cover the home. Be very careful that you notify your agent of any changes in your use or anything else about your property.

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