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Not medical insurance, coverage for your RV...like home owners insurance, but for a trailer.  I spoke with my State Farm agent yesterday, and she said it's a state-by-state thing.  We're currently in AR and State Farm will not cover you if you live full-time in your RV in this state, but sometime in the coming year we're selling our home/property here and heading to AZ where we're going to be full-timing it.  As in, no home base.

Anybody know if State Farm covers you there, or another reputable insurance company that will?  Thanks a bunch.

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You need to have coverage that is specific to fulltimers as most insurance for RVs leaves much to be desired. Try several of these agencies.

Foremost Insurance

Explorer RV Insurance

Miller RV Insurance

RV Advantage

 

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25 minutes ago, Kirk W said:

You need to have coverage that is specific to fulltimers as most insurance for RVs leaves much to be desired. Try several of these agencies.

Foremost Insurance

Explorer RV Insurance

Miller RV Insurance

RV Advantage

 

Very much appreciated, Kirk.

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18 hours ago, sandsys said:

Fulltimers insurance is important. Some insurers will cover your trailer but not include the liability part that a full timer needs.

Linda

Thank you.  Yes, someone else mentioned that I need to make sure the policy has "fulltimers liability".

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You also need to be sure your RV policy covers personal property.  Most policies provide minimal or no coverage.  Typically personal property is covered by a homeowner's policy which would include coverage for personal property in your RV.  Without that policy, you will likely not be covered.  Years ago, when we looked into this, the major companies, such as State Farm, Allstate, and Progressive, did not provide this coverage.  There was no option to add sort of rider to extend the coverage.  

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We had State Farm in Illinois and they said they would cover us for full time rving since we were a current customer. They would have had to make several different policies to cover everything ( hdt car trailer full timers liability). They wouldn’t cover new customers. We have used nationwide for three years and domicile in South Dakota. 

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