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# Condo insurance guides

- [Home and Renters](https://riskado.com/condo-insurance-ho6/): An HO-6 condo policy covers what the association's master policy leaves to you: belongings, interior items, liability and your share of loss assessments.

- [Earthquake Insurance: What It Covers, What It Costs, and Whether It Matters Outside California](https://riskado.com/do-i-need-earthquake-insurance/): Standard home policies exclude earthquake damage. See what earthquake coverage pays, how percentage deductibles work, and why the risk reaches past California.

- [Florida Condo Insurance: HO-6 Requirements, What the Association Policy Covers, Loss Assessment Coverage and the Condo Law Changes After Surfside](https://riskado.com/florida-condo-insurance/): Florida requires $2,000 of loss assessment coverage on condo unit-owner policies, not a full HO-6. See what the master policy covers and the post-Surfside rules.

## More guides

- [Home and Renters](https://riskado.com/co-op-insurance-nyc/): A NYC co-op shareholder usually needs an individual HO-6-style policy alongside the building's master policy. See what each covers, and what boards require.

- [Home and Renters](https://riskado.com/dc-homeowners-and-condo-insurance/): DC has no universal homeowners insurance mandate, but lenders require it. HO-3 policies averaged $1,384 in 2022, and the Condo Act sets HO-6 owner minimums.