Landlord Insurance
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Landlord insurance covers a dwelling that is being rented out to others. Landlord insurance is also known as Rental Dwelling Insurance. Structures that range from a single family dwelling to the size of a four-plex, can be written on a typical Rental Dwelling policy on many personal lines companies.
At VanClark Insurance we will provide you a thorough policy quote, in a timely manner, with the goal to save you money!
Landlord Insurance FAQs
How much does it cost to insure a rental property?
The cost of insuring a rental property depends on the underwriting factors of the dwelling and the insured as well as the needed coverage for the property. To find out more call VanClark Insurance Agency 360-852-8217
What does a landlord insurance policy cover?
A landlord policy covers items such as the structure of the home, liability and loss of use.
Is homeowners insurance more expensive on a rental property?
Homeowners insurance on a rental dwelling can be more expensive due to the fact that the persons residing in the dwelling are not the named insured, it is non-owner occupied.
We Also Provide Coverage For
homeowners
There’s no price like peace of mind. We’ll review your policy to ensure your home belongings are covered in the event of a loss.
renters
In the event of a loss, renter’s insurance covers your belongings and provides temporary housing. Not only do many landlords require it; it’s also affordable, at just a few dollars a month.
flood
Often times flood insurance is mandatory if you are located in a flood zone, however flood insurance is available to anyone whether you are in a flood zone or not.
builders risk
A ‘Course of Construction’ or ‘Builder’s Risk’ policy provides coverage for supplies and materials being used during the construction of a dwelling.
manufactured homes
umbrella insurance
An umbrella policy is an insurance policy with additional liability limits in which coverage begins after the underlying policy limits have been depleted. Think of an umbrella that covers your home and other liability risks.
