Landlord Insurance · Houston, TX
A home you rent out needs a different policy than the one you live in. I compare landlord coverage from several carriers for Houston rental owners, in English or Spanish.
The coverage a rental home needs, including the parts that are easy to miss.
Covers the rental home itself against covered losses like fire, wind and hail, based on your policy.
Detached garages, fences and sheds on the rental property, covered as their own limit on the policy.
Helps replace the rent you lose while the house is repaired after a covered loss makes it unlivable.
Helps if a tenant or guest is hurt on your property and you are held responsible, up to your limits.
Covers the appliances, blinds and furniture you provide your tenants. Their renters policy will not.
A landlord policy leaves out flood. A separate flood policy protects the building from rising water.
Homeowners renting out a home they moved out of
Investors with single-family rentals or duplexes
Condo and townhome owners with long-term tenants
Landlords with several properties to keep organized
Your landlord policy does not cover your tenants' belongings. Some landlords ask tenants to carry renters insurance.
Standard property policies usually do not cover flood damage. A rental building needs its own flood policy.
Share your age, who relies on you, your mortgage and debts, and any coverage you have from work.
I shop several carriers for you and walk you through what each quote covers, not just the price.
Pick the option that fits. I handle the paperwork, then review your coverage with you each year.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Usually not once you move out and rent it to someone else. A rental home typically needs a landlord or dwelling policy. Tell me how the home is used and I'll review it.
It helps replace the rent you would have collected while the home is being repaired after a covered loss. It is often included or added to a landlord policy, so it is worth checking yours.
No. Your policy covers the building and the items you provide, not your tenant's things. Tenants need their own renters policy. Source: Texas Department of Insurance
It's worth a close look. Landlord policies usually do not cover flood, and a separate flood policy can cover the building. Source: FloodSmart (FEMA)
It depends on the home, its location, its age and the coverage you choose. The review is free. If there is a fee on a placement, you will know the number before you decide anything.
Life insurance is one piece. These are the coverages families often add alongside it.
Coverage for the home you live in, not the rental.
Building coverage for rising water at your rental.
For rentals that are held in an LLC or a business.

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Let's find 30 minutes to look at what you have and what you actually need. No pressure, in English or Spanish.
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