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Landlord & Real Estate Investor Insurance

Dwelling, liability and loss-of-rent coverage for single-family rentals, small multifamily, short-term rentals and LLC-owned portfolios.

Bedford Group agent reviewing a landlord policy with property owners outside a rental home

Why it's different

Coverage built for how real estate investors & landlords actually work

A homeowners policy isn't designed for a property you rent out. Landlords need dwelling coverage for the building, liability for tenants and guests, and protection for the rental income that pays the mortgage. Our CEO's real estate background helps us structure coverage for single properties and growing portfolios alike.

  • Wrong policy formA homeowners policy on a rental can leave claims uncovered. Rentals belong on a dwelling or landlord form.
  • Loss of rentsIf a hurricane makes a unit uninhabitable, the rent stops but the mortgage doesn't. Fair rental value coverage fills the gap.
  • VacancyMany policies restrict coverage after a property sits vacant for a period of time. Tell us before a unit goes empty.
  • Short-term rentalsAirbnb and VRBO use typically needs specific coverage. Platform protections are not a substitute for your own policy.

Coverage

What a typical program includes

Every business is different. We start here, then adjust to your contracts, locations and payroll.

01

Dwelling / landlord policy

Building coverage for rentals (DP-3 and similar forms)

02

Landlord liability

For tenant and guest injuries

03

Loss of rents

Replaces income after a covered loss

04

Flood

NFIP or private flood for rental properties

05

Umbrella

Extra liability across your portfolio

06

Portfolio programs

Multiple properties on one schedule

FAQ

Real Estate Investors & Landlords insurance questions

Can my rental properties be insured in an LLC's name?

Yes. We can name the LLC as the insured and list you and your lender correctly, which matters if a claim is ever disputed.

Do I need different insurance for a short-term rental?

Usually yes. Short-term rental use creates exposures a standard landlord policy may exclude, so we place coverage written for it.

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