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Insurance for Property Managers

You answer for buildings you do not own.

For Texas residential and commercial property managers and management companies.

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What Property Managers Should Know

Owners and tenants both call you first. We wrote this page so you have someone to call too.

A manager stands between owners, tenants and vendors. When something goes wrong at a property, all three look at the manager.

Tenant and owner claims

Mishandled deposits, a missed repair or a fair-housing complaint are professional claims. General liability will not pay them. Professional liability does.

Storm season

Before a named storm you make decisions for dozens of roofs. Know which owners have wind coverage and which do not before the season starts.

Coverages to ask about
  • Professional LiabilityClaims that your advice, service or work product caused a client a financial loss. Also called E&O.
  • General LiabilityInjury or property damage your work causes to a customer or the public.
  • Business Owner's PolicyGeneral liability and business property in one policy for a small office, shop or practice.
  • Hired & Non-Owned AutoLiability when employees drive their own cars, or rentals, on company business.
  • Cyber LiabilityCosts after a data breach or a hacked account: notices, recovery and claims from the people affected.
  • Workers' CompensationCovers employees hurt on the job. Texas does not force private employers to carry it, but many contracts do.
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This form asks the questions that matter for Property Managers, and two minutes is enough to start. You are not a number here. A licensed Texas agent in Corpus Christi reads every request personally and tells you plainly what is available for your situation.

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Property Managers: Insurance FAQ

Should owners name my company on their policies?

Yes. Being added as an additional insured on each owner's liability policy is standard, and it protects you for claims that start at the property.

Can you insure the properties I manage too?

Yes. We can quote landlord, windstorm and flood coverage for your owners, each as their own policy.

How do I get a quote?

Fill in the form on this page or call (361) 336-0409. A licensed Texas agent reviews every request and tells you plainly what is available for your situation. Nothing is covered until an insurance company issues a policy.

General information for Texas residents, not legal, tax or financial advice. Not every coverage is available for every person or business. Coverage is subject to policy terms, conditions and underwriting approval.

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