Just entered a contract for my first rental unit. A SFH priced at 252K, 4 beds, 2 bathrooms and 1 garage. About 1500 sqf and it's a new build. How much insurance should I buy for this? Any general parameters? Thanks!
Just entered a contract for my first rental unit. A SFH priced at 252K, 4 beds, 2 bathrooms and 1 garage. About 1500 sqf and it's a new build. How much insurance should I buy for this? Any general parameters? Thanks!
As far as damage? Whatever you're comfortable with as far as deductible. I max out liability and keep everything under an umbrella policy because that's really where you want protection. Most insurers are going to either have actual cash value or replacement value; the latter is more expensive.
Just entered a contract for my first rental unit. A SFH priced at 252K, 4 beds, 2 bathrooms and 1 garage. About 1500 sqf and it's a new build. How much insurance should I buy for this? Any general parameters? Thanks!
As far as damage? Whatever you're comfortable with as far as deductible. I max out liability and keep everything under an umbrella policy because that's really where you want protection. Most insurers are going to either have actual cash value or replacement value; the latter is more expensive.
Just entered a contract for my first rental unit. A SFH priced at 252K, 4 beds, 2 bathrooms and 1 garage. About 1500 sqf and it's a new build. How much insurance should I buy for this? Any general parameters? Thanks!
Have you spoken to an insurance agent about this? You'll likely have to/want to insure the property to full replacement cost with special form perils. You should carry enough liability coverage to protect your assets in the event of a lawsuit even after defense costs.
Insuring for the full replacement cost would be best, in my opinion, since this is your first deal. If you’re willing to be a little more aggressive, then maybe you can opt for actual cash value. The former still seems like the better of the two approaches since you’re buying a new construction home.