Two sides of the rental relationship. One place to protect both.
Landlord policies cover the structure, lost rent, and liability. Tenant policies cover contents and personal liability. Neither is a homeowners policy in disguise.
Protect the asset, not just the bricks
Your belongings, your liability — covered
Buildings cover, loss of rental income, and property owner liability — written for a landlord's exposure, not repurposed from a homeowners form.
Contents cover for personal possessions and liability protection in a property you rent — straightforward cover that costs less than most assume.
Cover includes: building structure and fixtures, loss of rent during reinstatement, malicious damage by tenants, and liability to third parties.
Cover includes: personal contents and valuables, accidental damage, tenant liability to the landlord, and optional away-from-home extension.
Rental properties carry different exposures — tenant liability, void periods, rent arrears. We read that difference into every policy we place, so the cover fits the actual situation.
A landlord's risk is not a homeowner's risk
Tell us about your property. We'll handle the rest.
One conversation covers both sides. No repeat calls, no separate brokers, no extra cost.