Rental property insurance for every kind of building.
Explore the ownership, construction and occupancy details that matter for your kind of rental property.
ADU Rental Insurance: Attached, Detached, and Converted Units
An accessory dwelling unit needs an insurance review based on its physical relationship to the main home and how both spaces are used. Renting an ADU can change coverage needs even when the owner continues living on the property.
Read the guide Property typesApartment Building Insurance: Property, Income and Liability
Apartment building insurance should reflect the entire rental operation: structures, occupied units, shared equipment, income and liability. A useful submission connects those details instead of treating unit count as the only measure of the risk.
Read the guide Property typesCommercial Rental Property Insurance for Building Owners
Commercial rental property insurance should address the building owner’s property and liability interests, the tenant’s operations, and the lease responsibilities connecting them. Compare coverage using the actual occupancy, reconstruction needs, and rental-income exposure.
Read the guide Property typesCondo and Townhome Rental Insurance: Coordinate the Coverage
Insuring a rented condo or townhome starts with determining what you own and what the association must insure. Then match your individual policy to the rental use, interior obligations, income exposure and liability.
Read the guide Property typesDuplex, Triplex and Fourplex Insurance: Cover the Whole Property
A duplex, triplex or fourplex needs insurance based on the whole building and the use of every unit. Shared systems, owner occupancy and different lease arrangements can change both the coverage approach and the information an underwriter needs.
Read the guide Property typesManufactured Home Rental Insurance: Homes, Lots and Landlords
A rented manufactured home needs insurance that recognizes both its construction and its rental use. Start by identifying the home, who owns it, who owns the land and which additions or shared facilities belong to the landlord.
Read the guide Property typesMixed-Use Rental Property Insurance: One Building, Different Risks
Mixed-use rental insurance should reflect every use of the building, including commercial tenants, residential units, shared systems, and the owner’s responsibilities. Start with a complete occupancy schedule and review property, liability, and rental-income protection together.
Read the guide Property typesSingle-Family Rental Insurance: A Practical Guide for House Owners
A rented single-family house needs insurance that matches its occupancy, construction and ownership. The useful comparison is what each policy would pay after a loss, including damage to the building and interruption of rental income.
Read the guideFind coverage for the way you rent.
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