Landlord insurance · Arizona
A duplex in Mesa, a condo in Tempe or the house you moved out of. KGB Insurance quotes coverage for the building, your liability as the owner and rent lost to covered damage, by phone or by email.
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Gonzalo MorenoA landlord policy is written for a home someone else lives in. It can include the five parts below, and what each one pays depends on the policy’s terms, limits and exclusions.
We go through each part with you, one property at a time, using your current declarations page.
Which of these are available depends on the property. We’ll tell you which apply to yours.
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Arizona rentals
Four things that can change the limits or coverage a rental needs.
Summer storms can damage roofs, windows and block walls. We compare your dwelling and other structures limits with what it would cost to rebuild.
Tell us how long the place may sit empty. Vacancy can change what a policy covers.
A pool or a busy walkway means more ways for someone to get hurt. Ask us about your liability limits and umbrella coverage on top.
Your policy is written for your building. Your tenant’s furniture and belongings need their own renters insurance.
Side by side
Two policies, two jobs. Here’s what each one is written for.
| What’s at risk | Your landlord policy | Your tenant’s renters policy |
|---|---|---|
| The building itself | Can cover | No |
| Garage, shed or block wall | Can cover | No |
| Your liability as the owner | Can cover | No |
| Rent you lose during covered repairs | Can be included | No |
| Appliances you supply | Can be included | No |
| Your tenant’s furniture and belongings | No | Can cover |
| Your tenant’s own liability | No | Can cover |
Moving out, keeping the house?
A homeowners policy is written for a home you live in. Once you rent it out, you usually need a landlord policy instead.
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FRFernando RicoHow it works
Use the quote form, or call us with the rental’s ZIP code.
We take the building, your liability and the rent coverage one at a time, by phone or by email.
You pick the limits and deductible. We go over your policy documents with you, in English or español.
Call or email us the list. We’ll go through each property with you.
Call (480) 545-8877Email usQuestions
Usually not once you rent it out. A homeowners policy is written for a home you live in. Call us before the first tenant moves in and we’ll quote a landlord policy to replace it.
Does my landlord policy cover my tenant’s belongings?No. Your policy is written for your building and your liability as the owner. Your tenant’s furniture, clothes and electronics need their own renters insurance policy.
What happens to the rent if a covered loss makes the home unlivable?Loss of rental income coverage can help replace the rent you would have collected while covered damage is repaired. We’ll show you how it would work on your quote before you buy.
I rent out a condo. How does that work with the HOA’s policy?The HOA’s master policy is written for the shared parts of the building. Send us its insurance summary and we’ll go over what it leaves to you as the unit owner. Our condo insurance page has more.
What do I need for a landlord quote?The property’s address or ZIP code, how it’s rented, roughly when it was built, and your current declarations page if you have one. You can email us a copy before we talk.
Can you quote my rental and the home I live in together?Yes. We can quote a landlord policy for the rental and a home or condo policy for the place you live, and one team answers questions on both. Each policy is subject to eligibility and availability.
I own several rentals. Can you quote all of them?Yes. Send us each property’s ZIP code, and we’ll go through them with you one at a time. Each policy is subject to eligibility and availability, and what it covers depends on its terms, limits and exclusions. Email us the list if that’s easier.
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Call us, or email us a copy of the property’s current declarations page.
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