Home Insurance

For most, your home is more than a place with 4 walls and a roof.  It’s the largest asset you own! Naturally, it makes good sense to protect it against the risks associated with home ownership…

Renters Insurance

If you plan to rent the place you call home, it is very likely your landlord or property management company will require you to carry renters insurance.   Even if it is not a requirement, it is in your best interest to have insurance that covers you and your personal property…

Condo Insurance

If you own a condo or are going to be purchasing one, you will need a condo insurance policy.  Condo insurance, also referred to as an HO-6 policy, is different than homeowners insurance in that you as the condo owner are not responsible for the exterior of your unit because you don’t own that part of the property…

Landlord Insurance

A Dwelling Fire policy may help you avoid a loss financially if you’re renting a property as a landlord. Disaster can strike at any time and a fire could claim your rental property…

Mobile Home Insurance

Mobile home insurance, also known as manufactured home insurance, may cover damage to your home, personal belongings, and liability claims if you are found responsible for a visitors injuries. The only difference between the two types of homes is the date they were built…

Flood Insurance

The worse thing homeowners can do is find out after a flood has occurred in their home that the damage is not covered by their homeowners policy.  Also, many homeowners are under the assumption that if they don’t live in a flood plain then they don’t need flood insurance…