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Jesse Smith
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Insurance Issue - Policy Change After Closing

Jesse Smith
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Kansas City, MO
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I recently closed on a 3-unit rental property.  During the due diligence and loan application period, I had an insurance policy set up.  This was a "Rental Dwelling Policy" for a 3-unit rental property.  Escrow has been set up for this policy, which costs $1,188/yr.

AFTER closing and having new tenants move in, my insurance agent called and said that underwriting had rejected the policy.  He said they require him to write an "apartment building policy," which will now cost $3,200/yr.  That's a huge difference!  

Do I have any options here?

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Mike McCarthy
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Mike McCarthy
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Talk to other companies or a broker. You should be able to find a landlord policy that’ll cover a 3-unit property.

The bank doesn’t really care who you use for insurance as long as you have it.

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