When someone is suddenly displaced from their home due to fire, water damage, or another covered event, one of the first questions they ask is: “Will my renters insurance cover temporary housing?” From my experience running a corporate housing business that often works with displaced renters, the answer is yes, often it does. There are a few key details you need to know.

As someone who runs a corporate and temporary housing business, I get this question all the time: “What exactly is a temporary house?” It’s a fair question. The term might sound vague if you're not in the middle of relocating for work, recovering from a disaster, or staffing a short-term healthcare assignment.

The House Republicans recently advanced a bold corporate tax proposal aimed at extending many benefits from the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. Dubbed the "One Big Beautiful Bill," this legislation is stirring both excitement and concern, particularly among Senate Republicans who are wary of its impact on the federal deficit and certain critical services. But beyond the political landscape, these changes have real implications for businesses, workers, and their housing needs—especially those who require flexible, short-term housing solutions.