About RentalRisks.com

A clearer approach to rental property insurance.

RentalRisks.com brings practical rental insurance education together with access to multiple markets and electronic applications.

Built around how property is actually rented.

A yearly lease and a furnished work assignment can involve the same building but different insurance questions. RentalRisks.com helps landlords and property managers describe those details and explore available options.

We consider a broad range of rental buildings and arrangements, from single-family homes and small multifamily properties to apartment buildings, specialty housing and commercial rentals. One property, multiple properties and LLC or trust ownership can be submitted for review. Insurer appetite and underwriting determine what can be offered.

The people and business behind the site.

RentalRisks.com is operated by Your Insure Cure, LLC, which provides insurance agency services. It is not an insurance company. Our guides are by Michael Cordogan, National Producer Number 7435677.

Insurance licenses are issued by each state. You can confirm any agent’s license with the insurance department in the state where your property is located: find your state insurance department and agent lookup through the NAIC (opens in a new tab).

Agency services include multiple-market access, fast quotes, electronic applications and landlord verification through RentersInsurance.ai. Quote timing depends on the completeness of the application, the property and the market.

Where we consider quote requests.

Our stated service area is 46 U.S. states. California, New York, Rhode Island and Hawaii are excluded. Product availability can differ by state, property and market; discussing a coverage does not establish that it is available for every property.

Clear information, without a promise of acceptance.

We explain coverage considerations, practical tradeoffs and the questions worth asking. We do not guarantee premiums, savings, acceptance, binding or payment of claims. The insurer and issued contract determine coverage.

Start with our editorial policy, rental field guides or contact information.

Your next step

Find coverage for the way you rent.

Tell us about your property, its occupants and your next step. We will help you explore available insurance options.

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