Yes, it is possible for a person to be denied renter's insurance. Insurance companies have the right to deny coverage based on various factors such as a history of non-payment of premiums, a record of making fraudulent claims, or living in a high-risk area prone to natural disasters. Additionally, if an applicant has a poor credit history or a criminal record, it may also lead to the denial of renter's insurance. It's important for individuals seeking renter's insurance to be aware of these factors and to address any issues that may affect their eligibility for coverage. In some cases, individuals who have been denied coverage by one insurance company may be able to find coverage through a different provider, so it's advisable to explore multiple options if facing a denial of renter's insurance.