Rather than finding an insurance company, you should look for a competent and professional agent/broker who understands the needs and concerns of real estate investors. @Jason Bott appears to be someone who specializes in this industry (though I have no personal knowledge of him). At the end of the day, think of it more as hiring an agent as opposed to buying a policy. A great agent will allow you to spend less time than absolutely necessary dealing with or worrying about your insurance for your investments.
Rental Property Investor · Chicago · Member since 2018 · 612 posts · 1k+ votes
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@Kelly A. - I've been very happy with my insurance broker who handles my coverage during vacancy/rehab and then also flips the coverage once I get a tenant in there. I've only used them in IL but I checked and they are licensed in WI. Please DM me if you'd like an introduction.
Rather than finding an insurance company, you should look for a competent and professional agent/broker who understands the needs and concerns of real estate investors. @Jason Bott appears to be someone who specializes in this industry (though I have no personal knowledge of him). At the end of the day, think of it more as hiring an agent as opposed to buying a policy. A great agent will allow you to spend less time than absolutely necessary dealing with or worrying about your insurance for your investments.
Rather than finding an insurance company, you should look for a competent and professional agent/broker who understands the needs and concerns of real estate investors. @Jason Bott appears to be someone who specializes in this industry (though I have no personal knowledge of him). At the end of the day, think of it more as hiring an agent as opposed to buying a policy. A great agent will allow you to spend less time than absolutely necessary dealing with or worrying about your insurance for your investments.