List of insurance for a company

List of insurance for a company

Student · Null · Member since 2015 · 149 posts · 8 votes

Hello BP, so i'm getting some difficulty when talking to an insurance agent because so far all of them are pretty clueless in helping me. 

What kind of insurance i suppose to get for a company & property? I know the answer is pretty much varies but there are some basic ideas such as fire & etc. I know about the kind of insurance an individual landlord suppose to get, but not sure in a business entity. 

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  • Rental Property Investor · Knoxville, TN · Member since 2011 · 701 posts · 531 votes
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    umbrella liability policy. $1M in liability. Get it to cover personal and business. Should help you sleep better at night 

  • Investor · El Dorado Hills, CA · Member since 2012 · 1k+ posts · 1k+ votes
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    Your explanation is unclear and that is why they are having trouble helping you. What is it exactly you are seeking coverage for? A SFR, an apartment, multiple SFR's? What type of company (Corp/LLC). Does the company own the property directly or is it a separate management entity? I would need more details to offer any relevant advice.
  • Student · Null · Member since 2015 · 149 posts · 8 votes
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    Originally posted by @Joe Bertolino:

    Your explanation is unclear and that is why they are having trouble helping you. What is it exactly you are seeking coverage for? A SFR, an apartment, multiple SFR's? What type of company (Corp/LLC). Does the company own the property directly or is it a separate management entity? I would need more details to offer any relevant advice.

    Apartment, Condos and SFR. Corp. Company own.

  • Investor · El Dorado Hills, CA · Member since 2012 · 1k+ posts · 1k+ votes
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    Apartments = BOP. Business Owners Policy that covers property, liability, business income (loss of rents), building ordinance and an array of other throw in coverages. Condo- complex to cover properly. The association usually has coverage for walls out. You are looking for a non owner occupied HO6. Not always easy to get. SFR's - dwelling fire or "landlord" policy.
  • Student · Null · Member since 2015 · 149 posts · 8 votes
    10y
    Originally posted by @Joe Bertolino:

    Apartments = BOP. Business Owners Policy that covers property, liability, business income (loss of rents), building ordinance and an array of other throw in coverages.

    Condo- complex to cover properly. The association usually has coverage for walls out. You are looking for a non owner occupied HO6. Not always easy to get.

    SFR's - dwelling fire or "landlord" policy.

     And all of these is to prevent liability on the company right?

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