WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 2022
Renting your property to others can create some unique risks for you as a landlord. These risks require special insurance outside of renters insurance or homeowners insurance. Landlord insurance is a policy used to protect your home by providing liability and property protection. If you’re the landlord or considering renting out your property, reach out to a Nauertz Insurance Agency agent to learn more.
What Is Covered Under Landlord Insurance?
Landlord insurance covers various aspects of your property, including the structure, other structures, and personal property. It also offers liability protection. Coverage limitations are listed as the following:
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Other structures—Structures such as fences, sheds and garages on your property are covered if damaged by a covered loss.
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Personal property—Personal property used to maintain or service the rental property can be covered. This includes items such as lawnmowers, for example.
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Liability—If you are found responsible for an injury on your property, your insurance policy will help protect you legally and financially.
Landlord insurance does have limitations on what it will cover. Be sure to check with your agent to determine what your policy will cover.
What Does Landlord Insurance Cost?
A variety of factors can impact the cost of your landlord insurance policy. Factors may include:
The amount of coverage your home needs can also affect premium rates. If you’re looking to receive a quote, connect with an agent today.
Learn More About Landlord Insurance
As a landlord, protecting your property and those renting it should be a top priority. Our agents at Nauertz Insurance Agency are here to help you sort through your coverage needs, including landlord insurance. Connect with an agent today to get started or learn more about your future policy.
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