Insurance reviews for property managers. Bring the portfolio into focus.
Managing property means coordinating owners, tenants, vendors, and documentation. We’ll help you organize a review of property insurance needs and distinguish the building owner’s coverage from the insurance needs of your management business.
What owners and managers call us about
Multiple owners and renewal dates make documentation difficult to track.
Management agreements or leases request specific insurance provisions.
Your management business needs its own liability and professional liability review.
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.
Separate responsibilities. A coordinated review.
We can review building and premises coverage needs alongside the management company’s business liability, workers’ compensation, and professional liability questions. Property management errors and omissions coverage is a separate discussion; it should not be assumed to be part of a building policy.
- Bring current policies and insurance requirements.
- Review the property, responsibilities, and available options.
- Leave with a clear next step.
Can a property manager be added to an owner’s policy?
That depends on the policy, your role, the agreement, and insurer approval. Bring the management agreement and requested wording so we can review the appropriate options. A certificate alone does not change coverage.
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Let’s review your property before the next change.
Start a conversation about your building, tenants, and insurance requirements.