With a rich and colorful history, gorgeous landscapes, abundance of seafood, and a wide selection of outdoor activities, Oregon is one of the most picturesque places to live in the country. The Beaver State is easily one of the greenest and cleanest places in the United States.
The challenge when moving to Beaver State, however, is the cost of living and housing. In large cities like Portland, for example, the average rent is around $1,500 per month. The average rent throughout the state is at $1,000 per month. Still not cheap, but the quality of life the state offer makes it worth it. At least that's what Oregonians say.
If you're planning to move to Oregon on a budget, one of your best options is to live in a mobile home. Mobile homes let you enjoy the good things the state has to offer for a cheap price. However, as with traditional homes, you need mobile home insurance to protect your mobile home.
No, it's not required by law. However, mortgage companies and mobile home communities and parks require would-be mobile home owners to get their dwelling insured. And since it rains a lot in the state, it is best to have your home insured and save yourself from the expensive repairs and replacements caused by long-term water damage.
Mobile home insurance coverage includes everything that you typically see from a standard homeowner's insurance policy, including dwelling, personal property, and liability protection.
Dwelling coverage - this coverage provides financial help for homeowners for the repairs and rebuilds necessary should their mobile home endure physical damage due to various perils.
For example, if a storm caused a wall or a section in your mobile home to collapse, you will be protected with dwelling coverage. Deck, roof, and other structures attached to your mobile home are protected as well under this coverage.
Personal property coverage - as with traditional homeowner's insurance, mobile home insurance can also provide financial protection for your personal assets and belongings, whether they are damaged by natural perils, stolen, or vandalized.
For example, if someone breaks into your home and steals your musical instruments, you would be covered. Note that you would have to include this to your deductible to make a claim.
Liability protection - Should someone gets injured while in your home, your insurer will cover the medical fees. This coverage also provides legal defense assistance should you get sued if you are deemed liable. Your insurer will provide the financial assistance within your coverage limit.
As with traditional homeowner's insurance, you can also customize your mobile home insurance to include permanent structures attached to your mobile home, such as garage, tool shed, etc. If you want to secure a cheap policy, you can use tools to compare quotes online and get the coverage you need at a cheap rates.
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