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Evan Bell
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Landlord insurance as percentage of rent

Evan Bell
  • Real Estate Agent
  • San Diego, CA
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How much do you figure your insurance policy should cost you as a percentage of the rent collected on that property per month?

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Ron Rohrssen
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Ron Rohrssen
  • Rental Property Investor
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@Evan Bell Ok. So, I was curious enough to calculate this on my properties.

Here's what I get: Condo 1: 3.09%, Condo 2: 3.59%, SFH 1: 8.16
Condo 1 and Condo 2 are very comparable properties in the same complex. SFH is a nearly 100 year old home compared to the condos that are <15 years old.

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