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Military Housing: Renter’s Insurance, Part II

When you look at the items in your home, some of which you may have had for many years and dragged around the country or the world with you, you may not realize the overall value of your belongings. On the other hand, you may have some very nice pieces or heirlooms that are quite valuable as well. Whatever the case may be, renter’s insurance can help you avoid serious financial problems and devastating losses if the worst should occur. Fire, dangerous weather, leaks and other malfunctions, as well as many other problems can damage or destroy your belongings. Having … Continue reading →

Military Housing: Do I need Renter’s Insurance?

Whether you live in military housing owned by the government or another type of temporary rental, you should at least consider renter’s insurance. Even though the government does provide some coverage over most of its housing that coverage is usually limited, even for officers. For other types of temporary housing, the property owner’s coverage most likely only covers personal liability and repair, mortgage payoff, or repair or replacement of the building in case of emergency or disaster. In either case, most or all of your personal belongings may not be fully covered if you do not have renter’s insurance. It … Continue reading →

Temporary Housing and Apartments: Adding Color

We have already touched on some of the restrictions and limitations that are imposed on people who live in apartment buildings, rentals, or military housing. Today we’ll talk about ways to get the look and feel you want, by adding color, without breaking any rules. If you cannot paint, try covering the walls with fabric. A few staple holes at the very top and bottom of the wall are hardly noticeable. They are easily patched when you get ready to move out. If you aren’t handy when it comes to repairs, or if you move often, you might want to … Continue reading →