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Protect the Properties You Invest In

Property Insurance for East Boston Owners

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Coverage for Your Rental or Investment Property

Whether you’re renting out a single unit or managing multiple investment properties, protecting your assets is essential. Our property insurance policies cover damage, liability, and loss of income—so your properties stay protected and profitable.

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Landlord Insurance Made Simple

Why Property Insurance Matters

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Your rental or vacant property faces unique risks. From fire or storm damage to tenant-related liabilities, a tailored landlord insurance policy ensures you're covered. We help East Boston property owners get the right protection for every door they own.

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Dwelling Coverage (DP1/DP2/DP3)

Protects the structure itself—whether it’s a single-family home, condo, or multi-unit property.

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Loss of Rental Income

Reimburses you for lost rental payments if your property becomes uninhabitable due to a covered event.

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Landlord Liability

Covers legal and medical expenses if a tenant or visitor is injured on the premises.

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Smart Insurance for Smart Investors

Protect Your Property with Confidence

From small rental homes to large portfolios, we help you cover what matters most. Let’s make your property investment worry-free.

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  • How is property insurance different from homeowners insurance?

    Property insurance is designed for rental, investment, or non-owner-occupied properties. Homeowners insurance covers your primary residence and typically includes additional protections for personal use that aren't necessary in rental scenarios.

  • Do I need insurance if my property is vacant?

    Yes—vacant properties carry unique risks like vandalism, fire, or water damage that can go unnoticed. We offer tailored policies for both vacant and seasonal properties to ensure your investment is still protected.

  • Can I cover multiple rental units under one policy?

    Absolutely. We can structure your policy to cover multiple properties under a single plan or create individualized coverage depending on what works best for your portfolio.

  • Is loss of rental income automatically included in my coverage?

    Not always. Loss of rental income is often an optional add-on, but it's a smart choice. It helps reimburse you for missed rent if your property becomes uninhabitable due to a covered loss.