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Insurance for Rental Property Owners

Coverage for landlords managing one or a handful of rental properties, where liability and vacancy risk look different than owning your own home.

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Ninety Days Empty

A single-tenant building sits vacant between leases, and the owner discovers their commercial property policy stopped fully covering it weeks before a burst pipe caused real damage, a risk any rental property owner faces between tenants.

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Common questions

Rental Property Insurance FAQ

What happens if my property sits vacant between tenants?

Most policies reduce coverage after 30 to 60 days of vacancy unless a vacancy permit is added. Ask us before a property sits empty for an extended period.

Am I responsible for a tenant's belongings if there's a fire?

No, that's what renters insurance is for, though your own liability and property coverage still matter significantly.

Do I need different coverage for a single rental versus several properties?

The core coverage types stay similar, but limits and structure should scale with your total exposure. We'll walk through your specific portfolio.

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