However, a landlord policy is written to specifically
protect against risks landlords are prone to face, such as increased injury liability and the loss of rental income.
However, a landlord policy is written to specifically
protect against risks landlords are prone to face, such as increased injury liability and the loss of rental income.
Not exact matches
Landlord insurance also
protects the owner of the rented dwelling
against liability
risk.
There are many associated
risks against which a
landlord need to be
protected.
You don't need to
protect the
landlord, you need to
protect yourself
against the
risk that life will happen.
A loss to even one of those devices is a substantial hit to a tenant's income, and
landlords want to know that you're
protected against that financial
risk.
It provides coverage
against property damage to your structures and grounds, and it provides extra liability coverage to
protect you from the extra
risks you face as a
landlord.
A homeowners policy would likely deny claims while the premises are vacant or rented, whereas a
landlord policy is designed to
protect against the very real
risks you face.
You don't need to
protect the
landlord, you need to
protect yourself
against the
risk that life will happen.
The concern is understandable — you want to
protect yourself
against the
risks that life brings, you're not all that interested in
protecting the
landlord.
Landlord insurance is a set of insurance policies designed to
protect landlords against a myriad of
risks.