I have never done any business with them, but heard plenty.Out of curiosity, I just did one: it looks mostly benign on just the name, but Google also auto-suggests adding words like “scandal” or “lawsuit” to the search.

For landlords though, I think it makes more sense to use purpose-built software that has additional built-in features like the ability to set up late fees, auto-pay, income tracking, and other property management tools. 

State Auto is offering the best rate so far but I have never heard of them. 

We would like to move to another insurance provider due to multiple issues with Foremost:- Auto-canceled policies multiple times due to their auto debit process not working- Charged the incorrect policy amount- Underwrote policy as RCV vs ACV and won’t provide the audio recording evidence - Their website technology is archaic I feel like these are very basic expectations of an insurance provider.

For instance, subprime mortgages were fixed but, the banks in all of their brilliance decided to offer subprime in Auto, Commercial real estate, Business loans and other markets.

I use Bryan on my home/auto and Stan for my commercial property, but I believe either one can handle rental properties. 

As a landlord, I have the auto revert to keep the utilities on for the convenience of remodeling between tenants.

I ended up with an accidental 3 bedroom rental in the Canyons Village as I had originally bought it a couple of years ago for personal use, and then after spending a bunch of time in PC during the summer I decided to buy a house and turn this property into a rental.

So the box Vinyl Village type homes is the current build (mixed in with townhomes, duplexes, quads).

If they ever want to buy a house or get an auto loan, they might need to pay them off.