No, we do not recommend that. If you do not have the domicile premium plan, you would have an RV lot address, which generally wouldn't qualify. Moreover, if you have a domicile premium home address, you still would not qualify for renters insurance unless you lease the home.
Some users have successfully reported using Lemonade to get renters insurance (even on the RV lot address that comes with the Basic or SavvyNomad plans), but we do not officially recommend doing this.
Can I use my SavvyNomad residential address to get renters insurance?
Written by Jameson Rader