What property management insurance covers
The coverage a property management firm needs, from the policies your management agreements require to the ones that protect the funds you hold.
What insurance does a property management company need?
A property management firm typically carries Professional Liability for management errors, Crime and Fidelity to protect tenant and trust-account funds, General Liability for injuries at managed sites, and Cyber Liability for the tenant data you store. Larger portfolios add Umbrella, Workers Compensation, and auto coverage.
- Coverage lines
- 10
- Priority tiers
- Core · Recommended · Situational
- Placed across
- 60+ carriers
Trusted by 60+ carrier partners
Core
The policies almost every property management firm carries.
Crime & Fidelity
General Liability
Cyber Liability
Recommended
Coverage most firms add as they grow their portfolio.
Workers Compensation
Umbrella / Excess
Employment Practices Liability
Situational
Add these when your operations call for them.
Commercial Auto
Hired & Non-Owned Auto
Commercial Property
How the stack shifts by property management type
Every property management carries the core lines. Which recommended and situational lines matter depends on the operation.
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