
Your belongings matter
A renters policy may cover personal property against certain covered events at home, and sometimes away from home, subject to limits and exclusions.
Protect personal belongings and explore liability protection even when you do not own the home you live in.
Your landlord generally insures the building—not your clothes, electronics, furniture or personal liability. Renters insurance may help fill those gaps.
Your eligibility, coverage, exclusions and pricing depend on the insurer and your circumstances. Talk to our Santa Fe team to review the details before choosing a policy.

Compare policy terms, limits and deductibles. These are general descriptions, not a statement of specific benefits or availability.

A renters policy may cover personal property against certain covered events at home, and sometimes away from home, subject to limits and exclusions.

Consider protection for certain third-party injuries or property damage for which you may be liable.

Some policies help with temporary living costs when a covered event makes your rented home uninhabitable.
Have questions about your own situation? A local agent can help you explore the details.
Talk to our team →Usually not. The landlord typically insures the building, while renters insurance is designed for your belongings and certain liabilities.
Policies include limits, special sublimits and exclusions. Review high-value items and any needed endorsements.
Family Insurance Group has served the Santa Fe area since 2010. Our team is ready to discuss coverage options for you.
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