09/27/2026
If you’re selling a home and no one is living there anymore, there’s an important detail that can easily be overlooked: homeowners insurance.
Depending on the policy and how long the property has been vacant or unoccupied, coverage may change and certain claims could potentially be limited or denied.
I wrote this article to explain why sellers should contact their insurance professional when a home becomes vacant or unoccupied, along with some important questions to ask.
It’s one more detail worth checking to help avoid an unexpected problem later.
Read the full article below.
Kathleen S. Turner, REALTOR®
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