Middlesex County requires no short-term rental insurance. Any liability-coverage mandate comes from a municipal STR ordinance, while marketplaces like Airbnb offer host protection that does not replace a proper policy.
Middlesex County does not require hosts to carry short-term rental insurance. New Jersey has no statewide STR insurance mandate; where coverage is required, it is imposed by a municipal STR ordinance, some of which set a minimum liability limit such as commercial general liability coverage as a condition of a rental permit. Marketplaces such as Airbnb provide host liability programs, but these are not a substitute for a landlord or short-term rental policy, and a standard homeowner's policy often excludes commercial rental activity. Middlesex County hosts should confirm any local coverage minimum and consult an insurer before renting to transient guests.
Renting where a town requires proof of insurance without it can void the permit; uninsured claims expose the host personally.
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