Apartment Buildings & Multifamily · California

Multifamily property insurance. For owners and the places residents call home.

Owning or managing rental housing means keeping track of buildings, common areas, maintenance, and changing occupancy. We’ll review your apartment or multifamily property and discuss insurance options available for its specific characteristics.

Samuel D Landers · California Insurance License #4538988
California apartment community with balconies and landscaped courtyard
Common concerns

What owners and managers call us about

1

Your lender needs updated insurance information.

2

Roof, plumbing, electrical, or other building updates need to be reviewed.

3

A covered property loss could affect units and rental income.

Coverage availability is subject to eligibility, underwriting, policy terms, exclusions, limits, and applicable law. We review what you need and what we can place; not every request can be bound. Certificates of insurance are issued only from an in-force policy.

Your coverage review

A review centered on your rental property.

Discuss building coverage, premises liability, rental income needs, and relevant equipment. We’ll review unit count, occupancy, property condition, shared amenities, valuation, deductibles, and available options. Placement depends on underwriting and market availability.

  • Bring current policies and insurance requirements.
  • Review the property, responsibilities, and available options.
  • Leave with a clear next step.
FAQ

Does the owner’s policy replace renters insurance?

No. A property owner’s insurance and a resident’s renters policy serve different interests. Residents should review their own personal property and liability needs; coverage depends on the individual policies.

Let’s review your property before the next change.

Start a conversation about your building, tenants, and insurance requirements.

Book a property review