Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Pennsylvania
My husband and I own a vacation home on a leased property. We lease the property every year, although we own the sturcture. This year, the property owner is requiring we list them as co-owner on our liability insurance. Can they do this, even though they claim "NOT responsible for and does not own or license any structures, improvement or personal property that may be located on the lot you rent�?
1 Answer from Attorneys
They are probably concerned about possible liability if anyone is injured or property damaged on the property.
Consult with a lawyer and your insurance agent about the specifics of their request and what your insurance may cover.
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