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11/29/2017

NCSSA Lease Agreement and providing insurance

Superior Storage Charlotte, LLC - Bill Gray

Greetings to all and hope this finds you are doing well.

We are getting ready to open and have decided to require insurance with all rentals. Using the NCSSA contract item 6 talks about tenant being responsible for their own insurance.

My question is with this being included (2,000) with your rate how are you addressing this in the leasing process?



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Kevin Leebrick   on Monday 12/04/2017 at 01:15 PM

You are correct. Point 6 talks about insurance. Moreover says that insurance is a " material condition of the lease." That means that if they do not have a. Tenant insurance or b. ACTIVE proof of insurance they are in violation of the lease. Are you offering Tenant Insurance?

Kris in NC   on Thursday 12/07/2017 at 02:55 PM

I always say, "As we discussed, we require insurance to rent here. if you have proof of insurance, be it renters or homeowners, just bring a copy of the declaration page with you, if not I have insurance here for a modest fee." If they're walk-ins, and balk because they 'have' insurance, have them to call their agent right then and have it faxed or emailed to you directly, then finish the move in. Or if they balk because a. no insurance or b. they're lying, then have them sign up or tell them you're sorry but no rental w/o insurance.

William D. Gray   on Thursday 12/07/2017 at 03:48 PM

Thanks Kevin and Kirk.

Kevin we are offering tenant insurance and very much appreciate you and Kirk taking the time for clarification. ......Thanks again.....Bill Gray

Kevin Leebrick   on Thursday 12/07/2017 at 03:53 PM

One thing we have added to our rules and regulations is that if proof is not provided with in 7 days of rental we will add our tenant insurance on to the account.

Michelle Marinellie   on Friday 12/08/2017 at 09:27 AM

Bill,
Michelle ( Iron Guard Katy, TX )
If you're requiring insurance with all rentals may I suggest.. " The price on that unit is $79.00 and this price INCLUDES $ 2,000 of personal property protection built right in : )
Folks like the added bonus, your not messing with decloration pages and chasing or losing possible rentals over it.
Hope this finds you well..
Michelle - Charlotte NC

Robert Valentine   on Wednesday 12/20/2017 at 01:59 PM

Michelle,
How are you providing the $2,000 of insurance to your tenant?

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