Homeowner's Insurance: A homeowner's policy can provide protection for both the home and its contents against a wide range of perils, as well as provide very broad personal liability
coverage.

Flood Insurance: Flood insurance is provided through a separate policy. The federal government stands as the ultimate guarantor for flood policies.

Condo Unit Owner's Insurance: Similar to the homeowner's policy, the condo unit owner's policy differs primarily in that
coverage is provided primarily for the contents.

Mobile Homeowner's Insurance:  Technically filed under the same form as a homeowner's policy, but often issued with specific endorsements addressing the unique risk elements associated with this category of manufactured homes.

Tenant Occupied Dwelling Policy: A tenant occupied dwelling policy provides coverage for the owner of the dwelling, not the
tenants. Also called Landlord policies.

Renter's Insurance: Renter's policies provide coverage for the personal property of an individual renting a home, condo, or apartment. A tenant's homeowner's policy can also include personal liability coverage similar to that found in a homeowner's or condo unit owner's policy.