Texas Auto Insurance; Texas Home Insurance

Texas Auto Home Insurance gives you affordable and comprehensive mobile home insurance. Texans from all over the state can count on better coverage and lower rates if they take the appropriate steps to safeguard their mobile home from damage, and if they qualify for one or more of the many discounts we offer. Because mobile homes are found everywhere in Texas, insurance comes in many forms to cover the vast diversity of occupants and lifestyle. Regardless of your status as homeowner, landlord, or renter of a mobile home, Texas Auto Home Insurance can help you find the very best mobile home insurance for your situation, answer all of your questions, and protect your peace of mind for years to come.

Mobile home insurance for the owner covers you if you own the dwelling and if you are the primary occupant. This type of policy protects you against standard perils and is highly recommended if you are planning to purchase a mobile home. If you plan to stay in the home only for a short period of time while waiting for a house to be built, or if you plan to later rent the mobile home, you should still insure it against any potential damage. Because Texas is so vast and features such a diverse geography, it is important to consider your particular locale when you look for mobile home insurance. Many advertised carriers will exclude certain perils from the policy to minimize their own risk of loss in the event you have to file a claim, and homeowners who don’t read the fine print may later suffer a loss. If you have questions about mobile home insurance for your part of Texas, call George White at Texas Auto and Home Insurance. He will answer all of your questions in detail at no cost or obligation.

If you are renting a mobile home to an individual or family, you need mobile home landlord renters insurance. You should protect your property with a mobile home insurance policy that covers both the standard perils and indemnifies you against possible liability claims your tenant may file against you. You your tenant may pull this, but if they do not have renters insurance and a calamity strikes, they may attempt to sue you because they feel they have to get money from someone after the fact to recover their losses.

This type of policy does not cover the contents owned by the landlord’s tenant and is therefore not a replacement for your tenant’s need for renters insurance. Texas Auto Home Insurance can help advise you of the best policy for your location and number of units, and can also help your tenants find the best renter’s insurance for mobile home residents.