Rental dwelling
Coverage for the house and eligible attached or detached structures after a covered event.

Coverage for rental property owners
Protect the rental property, income stream, and investment you are working to grow.
Coverage with local context
Once a property is tenant-occupied, the exposures change. A landlord policy can address the dwelling, certain other structures, liability, and lost rental income after a covered loss.
We help property owners think through location, occupancy, maintenance, lease terms, property condition, and coverage limits.
Phone (228) 875-8870Coverage for the house and eligible attached or detached structures after a covered event.
Protection for certain injury or property-damage claims tied to ownership of the rental.
Coverage may help replace rental income when a covered loss makes the property uninhabitable.
Helpful answers
A standard owner-occupied home policy may not fit a tenant-occupied property. A landlord form is designed for the different exposure.
Tenant belongings are generally not covered. Requiring renters insurance can help tenants protect their property and liability.
Vacancy and renovation can change eligibility and coverage. Discuss the timing before work begins or a tenant moves out.