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RENTAL PROPERTY INSURANCE

Protect the Property That Produces Your Income

A rental property isn't the same as your primary residence.
 

Whether you own one rental home or you're building a real estate portfolio, Next Move Insurance helps Texas landlords and investors explore insurance designed for investment properties.
 

Insurance for Texas Real Estate Investors

We help with:

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Single-family rental properties

 

Long-term rentals

 

Investment homes

 

Recently purchased investment properties

 

Older rental homes

 

Properties between tenants

 

Properties undergoing eligible renovation

 

Multiple-property portfolios

 

Every property is different, so we'll help determine what type of coverage may fit your situation.

Why a Regular Homeowners Policy May Not Be Appropriate

The way a property is occupied matters.

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A home occupied by a tenant can present different risks from an owner-occupied primary residence. That's why landlords should make sure their insurer knows exactly how the property is being used.

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Our team can help you determine the appropriate

type of property coverage.

Coverage to Discuss With Your Agent

Depending on the policy and carrier, landlord insurance may include or make available protection involving:
 

The dwelling

Other structures

Liability

Certain landlord-owned property

Loss of rental income following a covered loss

Additional endorsements or protections
 

Availability, limits and exclusions vary by insurer and policy.
 

We'll explain what the quote actually includes instead of looking only at the premium.

Investors Understand Numbers. So Do We.

Insurance affects the performance of your investment.
 

Before purchasing a rental property, it is smart to understand insurance costs because they can affect:
 

Monthly cash flow

Debt-service calculations

Required reserves

Closing requirements

Overall return on investment
 

If you're purchasing an investment property,
send us the address before closing
so we can begin exploring coverage.

Building a Rental Portfolio?

As your portfolio grows,

insurance organization becomes increasingly important.

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We can help review coverage property by property and identify upcoming renewals or potential insurance issues.

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One property or multiple properties — we're here to help.

Rental Property Insurance FAQ

Can you insure just one rental property?

Yes.
 

Can you help if I own several rentals?

Yes.
Contact us with your property information
so we can determine available options.
 

Can you insure an older rental?

We can explore available markets.
Eligibility depends on the property and underwriting requirements.
 

What happens if my rental becomes vacant?

Tell us.
Vacancy can materially affect insurance coverage, so you shouldn't assume your existing rental policy
automatically handles a lengthy vacancy.
 

Can you insure a rental I'm about to purchase?

Yes.
We regularly assist buyers and investors
who need insurance before closing.
 

Protect Your Investment

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