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The Coverage-Audit Kit: Landlord Insurance in Ontario — Six Categories, Four Gaps, and the Clauses That Decide Every Claim

A homeowner policy does not cover a rental — and even the right policy is sold on the covers and lost on the clauses. This free kit walks Ontario landlords through a full coverage audit: the six categories on your declarations page, the honest price range, the vacancy protocol that saves the #1 denied claim, the tenant-damage intent line, the tenant-insurance lease clause, and the disclosure rules that keep coverage real. Two printable pages to audit your policy before an adjuster does.

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All 5 steps

  1. Confirm the policy type: occupancy, not ownership, drives coverage — convert before the tenant moves in
  2. Walk all six categories on your declarations page and mark which are base vs endorsements
  3. Build a standing vacancy protocol — the 30-day clause is the #1 source of denied claims in Ontario
  4. Route tenant damage by intent: accidents to the adjuster, deliberate damage to the LTB
  5. Require tenant insurance in the lease ($15–$35/mo to them, $0 to you) and get listed as additional interested party

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