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Whether you rent an apartment, a townhome, or a house, your landlord's policy typically covers the building, not the things inside it. Renters insurance is designed to protect your personal belongings and your personal liability. Legacy Ridge Financial helps renters understand how a policy works and choose coverage that fits their space and their lifestyle.
A renters policy generally combines three core protections. Personal property coverage helps replace items such as furniture, clothing, electronics, and kitchenware after a covered loss like fire, theft, or certain types of water damage. Personal liability coverage can help if someone is injured in your home or if you accidentally damage someone else's property. Loss of use coverage can help with temporary living expenses if a covered event makes your rental unlivable while repairs are made.
Renters insurance can be a good fit for students living near High Point University, young professionals in their first apartment, families renting while they plan their next move, and retirees who have chosen to downsize. When you are ready to buy, we can also help you transition to home insurance, and our team can review your auto insurance at the same time.
Some leases do require it. Even when coverage is optional, it can give you added peace of mind.
Many policies extend coverage to personal property while it is away from your residence, such as items in your car or luggage while traveling. We can explain how your policy handles this.
Usually not. Roommates often need their own coverage, and we can help each person understand their options.
Jewelry, collectibles, and certain electronics may have limited coverage under a standard policy. Additional protection is often available for these items.
Because we work with several carriers, we can compare renters policies to help you find coverage that matches what you own. Contact us or call 336-259-5900 to speak with an agent at our High Point office.





















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