Renters insurance claim: making your personal property list
Renters insurance is mostly personal property coverage, so your inventory is the whole claim. Many renters underestimate what they own. A typical one-bedroom apartment holds $20,000–$40,000 of belongings at replacement cost.
What's covered
Your belongings anywhere in the apartment, and often away from home too (car break-ins, storage units, travel), subject to the deductible. Your landlord's insurance covers the building, not your things.
Build the list
- Go through each room using a checklist.
- Record brand/model, age and today's replacement price.
- Check if your policy pays replacement cost or actual cash value. See ACV vs RCV.
- Submit the itemized list with photos and any receipts you can find.
Turn this list into a claim-ready inventory
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