Your condo is more than a place you call home. It’s also a major investment filled with possessions you want to protect. Get a quote on condo insurance to see how affordable it is to protect your personal belongings.
Your landlord may have an insurance policy, but if there’s a fire in your building, that policy may not cover your possessions. That’s why there’s Renters insurance. Get a Renters insurance quote to see how affordable it is to protect your personal belongings.
If you own a prefabricated home — mobile or manufactured — you can get special homeowners insurance that helps cover the risks unique to your home. In disasters like windstorms or fires, this type of insurance could help you protect yourself against loss if your home, your belongings or other structures on your property are damaged or destroyed.
Vacation home insurance coverage helps you protect your second home in many of the same ways your homeowners insurance policy helps you protect your primary residence, but it is purchased as a separate policy. Why? Because homes that are not occupied full-time are considered higher risk — more vulnerable to theft and small problems (like a frozen or broken pipe) causing major damage if no one is home to notice. And if you rent out your second home as a short- or long-term rental, you may want additional coverage.
Whether you’re waiting for a home to sell, looking for the right tenant or doing renovations, owning a vacant property comes with special risks. In fact, some insurers won’t cover them at all. But We offer insurance options and features that can provide coverage for vacant property
What kind of rental property do you own? You might have several multi-unit complexes. Maybe you restored a vintage fourplex in a historic district — or rent out a single-family house you inherited from an aunt.
Whatever your portfolio looks like, We understands that residential real estate investments can come with unique challenges — to both your properties and your financial stability. Landlords can select personalized coverage and get the insurance they want.
Although earthquakes in the U.S. tend to happen along the West Coast (California and Alaska have the most), homes and apartments in more than 40 states are at risk for damage caused by earthquakes, according to the U.S. Geological Survey’s National Seismic Hazard Map. Standard homeowners, condo or renters insurance typically does not cover the damage, but you can add optional earthquake insurance.
Whether you live on the coast, near a river or even in a land-locked town with no body of water nearby, floods can happen just about anywhere it rains. A deluge can turn a stream, pond or city street into a flood risk. Whether you live on the coast, near a river or even in a land-locked town with no body of water nearby, floods can happen just about anywhere it rains. A deluge can turn a stream, pond or city street into a flood risk.
Damage from a flood typically is not covered by a standard homeowners insurance policy — or condo or renters insurance, either. However, a separate flood insurance policy can help you get the coverage you want.
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