Landlord insurance
Coverage for rental properties (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
- •Dwelling & other structures. Generally intended to respond to covered damage to the rental building and attached structures.
- •Landlord liability. Generally intended to respond to third-party bodily injury or property damage claims arising from the rental.
- •Loss of rental income. May reimburse lost rent while a covered loss makes the unit uninhabitable, subject to the policy.
- •Optional add-ons. Vandalism, equipment breakdown, and other endorsements may be available.
Request your quote
Prefer to talk? Call 866-347-8683 (California: 833-844-4357). Or send your details below.
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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