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Landlord insurance (homes & condos rented to others)

Coverage for homes and condos you rent to others (also called a dwelling-fire or DP policy) — generally intended to respond to property damage, liability, and lost rent.

In California? Call 833-844-4357.

What this coverage is generally intended to address

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Prefer to talk? Call 866-347-8683 (California: 833-844-4357). Or send your details below.

Who are you?

Carriers rate off it, so a quote without it is a guess.

Do you have a separate mailing address?

Not required. Leave it blank if you are not sure.

What would you like quoted?

What it would cost to rebuild today — not the market value and not the tax assessment.

What it would cost to replace your belongings from an empty room.

Personal liability

$100,000 is included by default. Higher limits are available and generally cost little more.

Interested in sewer & water back-up?

Interested in a service line endorsement?

A default amount of loss of use coverage is included on every quote, so there is nothing to choose here. Other coverage options — higher limits, scheduled items, sewer backup, water shutoff credits and more — are available, and anything on this form can be changed after the first quote comes back. The fastest way to adjust it is to call the hotline.

Any claims in the last five years?

Do you own a dog or other animal with a bite history?

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Still needed: whether there have been claims in the last five years, whether an animal in the home has a bite history.

Frequently asked questions

How is landlord insurance different from homeowners?

Homeowners is for an owner-occupied home. Landlord (dwelling-fire) policies are built for properties you rent to others, with landlord liability and loss-of-rent coverage homeowners policies generally do not provide.

Does it cover my tenant’s belongings?

No — your tenants should carry renters insurance for their own property. Your policy is generally intended to cover the building and your landlord liability.

I have several rentals — can they be on one policy?

Often yes, or across a package. Have the addresses and details ready when you call.

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