A landlord policy (DP-3) covers the dwelling structure, other structures on the property, loss of rents if a covered loss makes the unit uninhabitable, and premises liability for injuries on the property. It does not cover the tenant's personal property, which is why requiring renters insurance in the lease makes sense. Standard homeowners policies do not provide these coverages for rental properties.

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