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IF the only thing you're renting is the space, you need "owner, landlord & tenant" style general liability. If you're ALSO renting the chair to them, you'll need a rental equipment liability type policy, and you might want to insure the chair, also. A local agent can get you set up with the proper coverage type.

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agent, 21+ years

by mbrcatz17

2 years ago

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by jc8391- 2 years ago

You need general liability (GL) insurance & property insurance (a "business owners policy" or BOP), but also you need to require your tenants to carry GL insurance too, and workers comp insurance. Otherwise you could get stuck if they have a problem.

by JeffyB- 2 years ago

Definitely need building casualty insurance as owner Also liability insurance in case someone is hurt and your tenants dont have enough insurance and they sue you.You need that as tenant and owner. As renter you will need contents insurance.

by hirebookkeeper- 2 years ago

A general property and liability policy should do it for you, but you must also be sure to get a "certificate of insurance" (ask your agent) from the renter,in case they hurt someone, you'll be guaranteed that they are insured.

by gabluesmanxlt- 2 years ago

JeffyB has the right answer; make sure you get certificates from your tenants that they have coverage in force. Be aware that certain GL or BOP policies for commercial property have restrictions for the TYPE of businesses that rent your property; make sure chair massage is an acceptable business. I'd guess they'd lump them with medical and doctors offices, but I could be wrong. Good luck.

by ernesto_tig- 2 years ago

IF the only thing you're renting is the space, you need owner, landlord & tenant style general liability. I found interesting information about your answer ( business-insurance) here. all-insurance-online ... luck!

by Rony- 2 years ago