Protect your rental property investments.
Rental properties are important investments and often valuable sources of income. What would happen if the buildings you own were damaged? In addition, what if a tenant or guest was injured on your property?
A landlord insurance policy can help protect landlords with smaller properties – from single-family homes up to four-family rental units.
| In addition to property and liability coverage, a landlord insurance policy provides for special risks landlords may face, like: | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ♦ | Damage to your property | ||||
| ♦ | Damages you could be legally obligated to pay | ||||
| ♦ | Legal counsel and fees | ||||
| ♦ | Up to 12 months of lost rental income | ||||
Are your renters insured?
Landlord insurance policy may not cover your tenants’ personal property. Help minimize your risks by checking to ensure that your tenants have the coverage they may need. Suggest they contact us about Renters Insurance.
Landlord insurance policy may not cover your tenants’ personal property. Help minimize your risks by checking to ensure that your tenants have the coverage they may need. Suggest they contact us about Renters Insurance.
