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is property insurance the same as homeowners insurance

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LaAndres
11/28/2025, 06:38:03 AM

No, property insurance is a broad term, while homeowners insurance is a specific type of property insurance for people who own and live in their homes. Property insurance can include homeowners, renters, flood, or earthquake insurance, while homeowners insurance specifically covers the structure of your home, personal belongings, and liability for your primary residence.

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