<prompt> Human: My fiancé and I are students who are about to graduate, so weve been looking for places to live. We recently found an apartment complex that is a lovely balance of nice, safe area, and affordable, so we jumped on the chance to get a place there. When we were going through the lease, the lady told us they wouldnt give us the keys to the apartment until we showed them proof of a renters insurance policy.I didnt think anything of it until I told my mom, and she became very alarmed. She says its abnormal and could spell a lot of financial trouble later on, if they try and pin things on us that they should be taking care of. Do you guys have any advice? Is it smarter to just find a different place and avoid possible repercussions from this place?  <response>: Very normal in my part of Florida. 44 of my apts have required it. 