10/16/2026
Leaving your home vacant for an extended period could create an insurance surprise when you least expect it. Many homeowner policies contain a vacancy clause that may limit or exclude certain coverage after the property has been unoccupied for a specified period, often 30 to 60 consecutive days.This can be especially important if you've moved into your next home before your current one sells, inherited a property, or have a home undergoing major renovations.Before leaving a property vacant, contact your insurance professional. You may need a vacant home endorsement or different coverage to stay properly protected.If you're planning a move that could leave your home vacant, I'm happy to help you think through the details before they become problems.
Learn more at https://BetterHomeowners.com/HaroldPyles/2026/10/16/Vacant-homes-can-expose-owner-to-insurance-risks
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