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How Insurance Carriers Use Crime Scores to Assess Risk in the Affordable Housing Industry

Scott Insurance

Many insurance carriers use third-party crime scores to evaluate their exposure to criminal risk when underwriting general liability insurance policies. Thus, affordable housing providers are highly likely to experience a loss of coverage or relatively high insurance premiums.

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Affordable Housing Insurance Challenges: Understanding the Market

Scott Insurance

The Hardening Property Insurance Market Since 2017, the property insurance market has been hardening, resulting in lower available limits, higher deductibles and increased premiums. suburban) and are more susceptible to the use of crime scores when underwriters rate their liability insurance.

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Landlord’s Insurance for Beginners

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Contents insurance If you rent out a furnished or partly furnished property, contents insurance can cover the cost of replacing furniture, appliances, or other items that belong to you as the landlord. Note that tenant belongings are not covered under this policy—they will need their own tenants contents insurance for personal items.

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Block of Flats Insurance Glossary of Terms

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Employers’ Liability Insurance Employers’ Liability Insurance protects the insured against claims made by an employee who is injured during the course of carrying out their work for the employer. cleaner or gardener). Who is Considered an Employee? tents, caravans) Land itself and landscaping (e.g.,

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Builder’s Risk Insurance in Alabama: A Broker’s Guide 

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Our program also offers your clients general liability insurance, which can help cover legal costs that can occur on work sites.  Materials : Certain materials like wood are more prone to fire or mold, making them more expensive to insure.

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