No. Renting to guests is a different exposure, and a home you leave empty long term is treated differently again. Tell us how you use the property.
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Usually not. A secondary home is typically written on its own policy, often as a dwelling policy.
Longer vacancies often raise risk. Let us know the pattern of use so coverage can be structured appropriately.
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