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Cooking fire. 25 students lose everything. Fundraisers and GoFundMe accounts to raise money. Generous community! BUT a smarter idea would have been for all to buy insurance which would have saved everyone the trouble and trauma. We will not stop until every landlord and university mandates coverage!

Twenty-five CSU students relocated after apartment fire The 25 Columbus State University students displaced as a result of Sunday's fire at Courtyard II apartments now have temporary homes, according to CSU Communications Specialist Christa Robbins.

Well written article by a writer who experienced an apartment fire. She recommends renters insurance and calls herself a "boring old lady" for doing so. Yes, insurance is boring, buy it anyway.

5 Practical And Emotional Lessons You Learn When You Almost Lose Everything At 3AM on a crisp July morning four years ago, I woke up to my boyfriend shaking my shoulder. “Do you smell smoke?” he asked. “Someone’s cooking. Go back to sleep,” I mumbled, still half-asleep. Lucky for me, he turned on a light instead, and I blinked my eyes open to the sight of black smoke

Sadly, the headline says it all. Multifamily is making great strides to protect their residents & communities by requiring liability insurance. But we won't stop until adoption is 100%!

Displaced People Without Renter's Insurance Learn The Hard Way Some renters are learning the hard way about the importance of renter's insurance, after a fire displaced 16 people and their families in Jacksonville.

Apartment fire set with perfume by a pot smoking, he**in doing, shoplifter. Guess the leasing consultant forgot to run the background check!!

Cops: Woman started fire because husband smoked all their pot Police say argument over drugs escalated, then Chicago-area woman set fire and left the building

Bad news - College students start fire while making fried pickles. Good news - they didn't have a chance to eat them. Best news - they had insurance and understood why! Bravo Ashley!

Thursday night apartment fire at Ram’s Pointe - Rocky Mountain Collegian A late night snack of fried pickles led to a 911 call. Ashley Bamberg, sophomore psychology major, said that her and six others were making fried pickle