09/28/2026
Renting Out a Property? Your Homeowners Policy May Not Cover It.
If you own a house, condo, or apartment that you rent to others, your personal homeowners policy is likely not built for that risk. Landlord insurance is designed specifically for rental property owners, and it can protect both the property and your investment.
A landlord policy can help cover:
⢠The dwelling and other structures you rent out
⢠Furnishings, appliances, and equipment you provide for tenants
⢠Loss of rental income if the unit becomes uninhabitable after a covered loss
⢠Liability protection if a tenant or guest is injured on the property
Important to know: Many homeowners policies exclude or strictly limit coverage for property you rent out, and short-term or Airbnb-style rentals often require a separate endorsement or a different policy altogether. Before you sign another lease, it is worth confirming exactly what is and isn't covered.
At BP Insurance LLC, we provide personalized service focused on your needs, wants, and long-term goals. Our team reviews your coverage, identifies gaps, and looks for ways to save you money, so your rental property is protected the right way.
Call us at 813-302-7965 or email [email protected] for a free coverage review.
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