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Manan Patel
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Homeowner's insurance for a rental property

Manan Patel
  • Investor
  • Seattle, WA
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Hello BP Family - 

Happy New Year! 

I am about to close on my first rental property in coming weeks. I want to know the general/specifics that I should keep in mind as I shop around for a policy. Any bitter/sweet experiences that you dealt with in the past that I should consider? I am open for any suggestions/recommendations on insurance company that you have/had a policy with. My property is located near Tacoma WA.


Appreciate your guidance!

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John Leake
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  • Normal, IL
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John Leake
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Normal, IL
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I use State Farm for my longer term rentals and Farmer's Insurance for my flip houses. I always make sure I have a good umbrella policy but I would also be interested what other folks are doing for insurance. Sometimes I wonder about shopping around every year but I believe that could become a significant amount of work as the portfolio grows larger. I thought I heard on the podcast recently that maybe Brandon Turner was using a insurance Broker to handle that process for him now so that could be the best way to start.

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