2 Problems with Midterm Rental Insurance
Summary
This video discusses two critical issues landlords face with midterm rental insurance. The first problem highlighted is the exclusion of certain dog breeds by many insurance providers, which can lead to liability if an incident occurs. The second problem is the length of rental, as insurance policies may not cover shorter terms (under 30 days) or may adjust coverage for longer terms (over 6 months) due to the evolving nature of the midterm rental market.
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