Many homeowners become landlords at some point in their real estate ownership careers.

When they do, they often overlook a critical step: To replace their homeowner's insurance policy with a landlord insurance policy.

A homeowners insurance policy does not provide the same kind of protection that a landlords policy will.

For example, if the rental house burns down, the landlord will need protection for lost rental income but will need little protection for contents.

Most new landlords don't make the switch because they either don't know they need to or because they think the landlord policy will be more expensive than their homeowners policy.

Surprisingly, most of the time the cost of a landlord policy ends up less than the cost of the original homeowner policy.

Cameron Bagherpour
Home & Auto Insurance Agent
Cary, NC
919-460-0606