Rental dwelling
Review coverage for the building and eligible structures.
Insurance / Landlord insurance
LANDLORD INSURANCE · CALIFORNIA
A rental property. A different set of needs.
Tell us about the property, how it’s rented, and your priorities. We’ll help you explore insurance options that reflect its use.
California license #6018001 · English & Chaldean
COVERAGE, IN EVERYDAY LANGUAGE
Let’s look at the details.
These are general coverage concepts. Your policy’s actual terms, exclusions, limits, and deductibles determine what is covered.
Landlord liability
Discuss liability protection related to the rental property.
Rental income
Ask about lost rental income following a covered loss.
Property use
Let your agent know about vacancy, short-term rentals, or changes in occupancy.
Learn more from the California Department of Insurance .
SOUND FAMILIAR?
A good time
to reach out.
- Renting out a former primary residence
- Purchasing an investment property
- Changing how a property is used
A FEW THINGS YOU MAY BE WONDERING
Good questions. Clear answers.
Can I keep a homeowners policy when I rent out my home?
Notify your agent before changing occupancy. A policy for an owner-occupied home may not be appropriate for a rental.
Are my tenant’s belongings covered?
A landlord policy generally does not insure the tenant’s personal belongings. Tenants should consider their own renters coverage.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Let’s talk about
your options.
Tell us a little about what you need. Your agent will help you take it from there.
619-669-5304Requesting a quote does not bind coverage or guarantee acceptance.