A well-thought-out rental property insurance policy for landlords includes enough coverage to protect the value of the property and its assets.

The policy should protect most perils, although flood insurance usually involves a separate policy.

It is highly recommended that owners of a rental property also consider a general liability policy that covers injuries or losses suffered by others on the property because of defective conditions.

General liability insurance also includes coverage for the legal costs associated with defending against a personal injury lawsuit. In addition, these policies protect against the loss of rental income while the building is being repaired from a peril covered in the policy.

We’ll be happy to discuss with you additional coverages to further protect you against other non-injury-related hazards, including:

  • Libel
  • Discrimination
  • Wrongful eviction
  • Invasion of privacy

We’re here to help you protect your investment with a policy and options that meet your individual needs and budget, so please feel free to call us at 844-848-1902 or send an email request for more information about rental property insurance.