Is your investment property properly protected? If you own a home that you are renting out to a family member or a third party, you should have a dwelling policy.†† A dwelling policy protects the investment dwelling and other structures against physical damage caused by fire and other events. It also provides coverage for loss of rental income while the property is being repaired.

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Available Coverages & Benefits1

• Fair rental value coverage
• Personal property coverage with special limits
• Coverage for materials and supplies located on the described location
• Coverage for other structures including sheds and garages
• Additional living expense coverage
• Debris removal
• Collapse coverage
• Vandalism

	Fast Facts
	Deductibles1 Low deductibles available
	Other Features1 Full replacement cost available Flood and Hurricane available Increased limits and scheduling certain personal property available

1. Certain restrictions, limitations, exclusions may apply. For complete details, contact Bishop Insurance.

Additional Benefits

Top Rated Carriers Available
Bishop Insurance has over 130 insurance markets to choose from. As a result, it can shop around to secure the best possible combination of price product and service.

Local Claim Service
By utilizing local carriers you will receive quick and easy claim resolution.

Homeowners with Grandma Flats or Other Structures
Please note your existing home-owners policy does not provide coverage for units or other structures on your property that you rent out to third parties and you will need a dwelling policy to protect your asset.