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mbrcatz 11:02 am on December 7, 2009
Auto liability, and workers compensation.
Any vehicle on a public roadway or public water is required to carry liability. Any employer is required to carry workers compensation. Besides that, everything is voluntary.
So, there’s no law that says you have to carry homeowners insurance. HOWEVER. If you want to borrow money to BUY that home, your LENDER will require it, and you’ll agree to carry it, or you won’t get the loan.
Ryan M 11:02 am on December 7, 2009
For ANY vehicle, yes you MUST have liability in case you damages someone elses property. As for the house that is up to you, but NOT having it would be the dumbest move you could make. One broken bone by a neighborhood kid and you can kiss your house goodbye!
Lakisha C 11:02 am on December 7, 2009
Vinnie, Home insurance covers lots of different things. I’m not sure about Colorado laws and regulations, so I recommend you call a nearby home insurance agent. http://www.easyhomeinsuranceguide.com/Colorado-Home-Insurance.html They will be able to help you.
Whitley 11:02 am on December 7, 2009
As a Colorado driver, you must have at least $25,000 in individual bodily injury liability insurance in place. This type of insurance pays for the medical expenses of a person injured in an automobile accident where you are considered the at-fault driver. Your policy must also have a cap of at least $50,000 to pay the medical bills for two or more people injured in the same accident.
The property damage liability portion of your policy pays for damage caused to objects, such as the other driver’s vehicle, a mailbox, a fence, or a shed. The minimum level of coverage required by law in CO is $15,000.