Homeowners and Renters Insurance

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Please select from one of the following categories or learn more below about general information, resources, shopping tips, claims, and more. ​While the Maryland In​surance Administration does not sell insurance and we cannot recommend a particular policy or insurance company, we do want to help you learn what types of coverage are available. Additionally, we are here to assist you if you have a complaint​ involving an insurer, an insurance producer, public adjuster or adviser. Click here for Esp​añol (Spanish) or 한국어 (Korean)​​

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  Additional Resources

General Information

 
Other categories:

Consumer Advisories

Homeowners

Renters Insurance

Condo Insurance

Claims

 

Rates/Comparison Shopping

 

Flood Insurance

Rebuilding after your claim

Title Insurance

Cancellation/Nonrenewal

Manufactured, Modular, Mobile, or Tiny Homes

Earthquake Insurance

  ​While a homeowner’s policy typically does not cover damages from an earthquake, consumers may be able to purchase a separate earthquake insurance policy or endorsement. The terms, conditions and exclusions in an earthquake insurance policy or endorsement will vary from one insurer to the next. Read the policy or endorsement, and talk to your insurance producer when considering your purchase of earthquake insurance. For more general information about such policies, see the National Association of Insurance Commissioner’s brochure "A Consumer's Guide to Earthquake Insurance."

Umbrella Insurance

Video & Webinar Content

​Download the Home Inventory App

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Read o​ur Consume​r Publications. These materials provide information about most types of insurance from auto, homeowners, health and life policies to annuities, title insurance and coverage for boats.

​If your community group, HOA or organization is interested in a virtual presentation contact Joyce Peach at joyce.peach@maryland.gov​.
 
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General Information: How the MIA can help