Why NetRent’s Landlord Insurance Process Starts with the Right Questions
Good landlord insurance does not start with a price. It starts with the right questions. Too often, landlords are encouraged to think about insurance in a narrow way. What is the renewal premium? Can it be beaten? Can the existing broker match it? Is the new quote cheaper? Price matters, of course. But if the […]
Why Landlords Should Challenge Their Insurance Renewal Before They Commit
Many landlords treat their insurance renewal as something to be checked quickly and dealt with. The renewal arrives. The premium is reviewed. If the increase is not too painful, the policy is renewed. If the premium feels too high, the landlord may ask the existing broker to “see what they can do.” That may feel […]
How Small Portfolio Landlords Can Use Their Buying Power More Effectively
Small portfolio landlords often underestimate their own buying power. A landlord with five, eight, ten or fifteen rental properties may not see themselves as a large client. They may still think of themselves as an individual landlord who happens to own a few properties. But from an insurance point of view, a small portfolio can […]