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Originally Posted by GlutenFreeRV
We've sold the house and kicked out the kids!
We're on the road full time now. What's left of our stuff is in a non-commerical storage. My existing renters policy covered a percentage value of belongings in storage. But since we no longer have a physical address in the state, our carrier won't write a policy simply for contents in storage.
I know at self storage places, it is possible to get insurance through whoever they use. But for a non-commercial place? Has anyone put their stuff into say a garage and found an insurer that could cover it?
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GlutenFreeRV -
You will find there are several problems for full-time RVers who do not have a domicile address. Insurance is only one. Specifically, Full-timers Policies such as from Progressive and Geiko, have a "goods in storage" coverage. However, I do not know if this covers non-commercial storage. We have a controlled climate commercial storage for the minimal "stuff" we wanted to keep.
If you want more information about domicile and/or a domicile address, you might take a look at the Escapees RV Club headquartered out of Livingston, TX. When it comes time to renew your license, vehicle registration, or to even vote (please, no politics here, just mentioned the "act of politics" - voting), etc., you will learn that there is a need for a domicile address.
Notice: Yes, I am an Escapees member and will be using the Escapees mail forwarding to retain my domicile in the State of Texas. The above statements about the Escapees are biased.
Ron
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