Insights and tips on how to protect your property, giving you and your guests peace of mind.
Score more vacation rental bookings while keeping your risks in check with a few tips that will turn football season into a major win.
When it comes to maintaining or upgrading your property, hiring contractors is often unavoidable. However, the decision to hire an uninsured contractor could put your entire business at risk. From liability issues to financial losses, the consequences can be severe and far-reaching.
Setting ground rules for extended stays at vacation rentals is crucial to ensure a harmonious experience for all — the hosts, guests and neighbors. By doing so, property owners can set expectations and prevent potential misunderstandings from the start.
Whether you're using it as a true vacation home or opening it up to others, your new dwelling comes with a circus of unique situations. From escaping harsh winters as a snowbird to hosting summer weekenders, it’s crucial to ensure you’ve got the right coverage to enjoy your investment.
Discover why vacation rental properties often face insurance challenges, and get proactive steps to increase your chances of securing adequate coverage.
A crucial aspect of aging homes is the complexity of the roofing system. As time passes, roofs can deteriorate, causing leaks, structural issues and an overall decline in your property's integrity.
April showers can bring May flowers, but frost can occur. As the busy season kicks into high gear, don’t let a little frost set your short-term rental business back. Follow these tips to get your business (and flowers) to bloom and thrive!
Geography and geology can determine if your home is at greater risk for hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes or flooding. It’s important to know if your property is located within the counties with the highest risk and determine the best coverage to meet the needs of an unforeseen natural disaster.
Don't let the cost of vacation rental insurance surprise you! Many factors within your control can impact your insurance premium — from where your property is located to your claims history. These five hidden factors can directly affect how much it costs to insure your vacation rental.
When properties are left vacant (completely empty) or unoccupied (all possessions are within the property and the property is still available to rent), especially for long periods, the risk of fire-related incidents increases.