Brooklyn Landlord Insurance

From one building owner to another — don’t buy your landlord insurance online. Speak with someone who specializes in the local market. Someone who knows how to protect your business. Get comprehensive landlord insurance and a trusted advisor to navigate the changing landscape as a building owner.

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We take the guesswork out of landlord insurance at Lincoln Brokerage

You need an insurance brokerage that understands landlords and their insurance needs. We understand landlords because we are landlords. You have a lot to worry about — increased costs, tightening rental market, tenants coming and going. Let us take one heavy burden off your back by handling your insurance.

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What can be covered with Landlord Insurance?

Obvious but important — you have to cover the building — the physical structure, improvements made, equipment used to service the building.

The Importance of Landlord Insurance

Probably the most important aspect about Landlord insurance coverage is that it is ready and able to respond when you need it most — from a Property Loss to a Liability claim. It needs to be in place, written correctly, and with insurance carriers that are ready, willing and able to respond to the needs of NYC landlords. Price is a factor in anything you purchase, and clearly the higher the expenses the less profit can be realized in your investment property, but that shouldn’t come at the expense of your protection.

Want to make sure you have the right building coverage for your property? Our insurance advisors are ready to answer any questions you may have.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Landlord Insurance in Brooklyn

There are too many factors to get a blanket statement about landlord insurance. Things that are taken into account include the size of the building, the kind of tenants (commercial and residential), the number of tenants, and the level of exposure.

One way we start to prepare a quote for landlord insurance is at the cost to rebuild. We use a baseline of $250 per square foot – that is a good place to start thinking about what it may cost.

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