Rental Property Insurance - Watch this Video If YOU Own Rental Properties!

[@dougg4633]

I have 10 properties And my own personal home. Average insurance price per home is now $1600. And for some reason my personal is $3000. My umbrella for $5 million has jumped to $4500 Insurance is crazy expensive now

[@andrearobinson9809]

I'm in CA. Searching now for two properties - most the Co. have left CA due to fires and are not writing new policies. We are in deep trouble.

[@mr.classico7986]

Great Video Thanks for answering so many questions

[@garymiller5668]

If i own a parcel of land (non dwelling) with a 3 unit metal building and I rent each space out for storage, what insurance coverage should I have?

[@Thephoenixinsurance]

Give us a call or reach out to us on our website and we can help you out!

[@khanguelph]

Hi, I will be renting my home to a business where they will supervise individuals with disabilities. What kind of Policy do I need. I know shall be Landlord policy but shall it be residential or commercial

[@Thephoenixinsurance]

That’s a great question! Give us a call or reach out to us on our website

[@CalrosACJ55]

I am moving in to my first home and I want to rent out spare rooms, what insurance do I need? I have signed u for homeowners but I plan on switching if/when I find the right renter.

[@Thephoenixinsurance]

Give us a call and we can help get you sorted out!

[@CalrosACJ55]

@@Thephoenixinsurance whats ur number?

[@cheonglee300]

@the phoenix insurance I recently have a 1br 1ba condo in an asset protection trust that I’m putting up for rent, my property mgmt. wants to have atleast a 500k liability policy with this as named interest in the policy, anything I should be sure to add on? I live out of state and it’s my only rental currently

[@Thephoenixinsurance]

Contact us on our website so we can give you more info!

[@lenandov]

@@Thephoenixinsurance Can you share any info with us related to the original question? My ears went up when they said their property management company wanted to be named beneficiary! Can you do some vocabulary with blind spots and hindsight?

[@DaddyBLUE90S]

Seems like insurance companies want their cake and to eat it too.