Property

When it comes to landlord insurance, agents often ask how premium is determined. Read this brief blog to learn the 3 factors of property that have the most impact on cost.

Proximity to a manned fire station is a crucial part of eligibility for vacant property insurance. Read this blog to learn why station staffing matters.

Property valuations can be complex. Read US Assure’s blog to learn about four types of calculations that might be used to evaluated vacant and landlord property values.

In this article, US Assure shares three misconceptions agents hear from clients about property insurance for vacant structures and rental homes.

When a home is unoccupied, the need for property insurance may actually be greater. Learn insights from US Assure about policies for vacant homes and how it can protect your clients.

Property owner clients looking to rent their residential property are vulnerable to a unique set of risks. Learn what landlord insurance covers and how it could help protect your clients.

Vacant home insurance is a crucial and commonly quoted form of coverage, but the answers to questions like who and what it covers aren’t always clear. Read to learn more.

When structures normally protected by the watchful eyes of neighbors are left alone, the unexpected can occur. Learn tips to prevent crime and damage to clients’ vacant homes.

Your contractor and builder clients likely depend on their heavy equipment to earn a living. Help protect your clients from equipment theft this construction season with contractors equipment coverage.

Contractors or property owners buy insurance to protect their investment during construction, then purchase property insurance when they move in. Learn what financial risks those clients face in the in-between time and how to provide needed coverage.

Having a lease agreement in place is a crucial step before tenants take possession of a residential property. Leases protect both the landlord and the tenant by clearly outlining the terms and responsibilities. Learn what factors come into play for the property owner.

The threat of vandalism, theft and other unforeseen events rises when structures are in a vacant status. Learn three steps your clients can take to help guard vacant structures, heading off potential losses before they occur.

The high value and mobility of construction equipment presents an attractive target for theft. Learn how agents can make clients aware of the risks and protect their equipment.

The need for coverage of a rental dwelling can be greatest when the structure isn't occupied. Learn five insights to discuss with your property owner clients about vacant structure insurance.

Contractors may not see the value in contractors equipment coverage; but the risk of loss to equipment through theft/vandalism is very real.

To deter theft and vandalism of expensive mobile equipment, and keep projects on time and within budget, clients can take these seven risk mitigation measures.

Insurance agents must help clients understand the exposures that face vacant rental structures and how to protect themselves against losses.

An agent’s knowledge of the protections available is critical in order to offer guidance to residential rental real estate clients.