One review across every property you own.

When you own more than a couple of rentals, the policies were almost certainly bought one at a time, and the gaps live in between them. A portfolio review looks at every property at once and tells you where the coverage, the entities, and the pricing do not line up.

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A portfolio review is a diagnostic across your whole book, not a quote on one property. We read every policy against how you actually own and operate, then map the gaps, the mismatches, and the overpriced spots, and show you how a coordinated program would look. You keep the findings whether or not you move anything to us.

What we check across the portfolio

Each property for gaps, vacancy exposure, and loss-of-rents that has kept up with current rent. Each policy for the entity it names against the deed. The liability and umbrella against the combined exposure of the whole book. And the pricing, property by property, to find where you are overpaying or doubling up. Then whether the portfolio belongs on separate policies or a coordinated, sometimes blanket, program.

Why a portfolio is different from a property

A patchwork of single-property policies leaves seams: one rental underinsured while another is overpriced, entities that do not match, loss-of-rents figures set years apart, and liability limits that made sense for one door but not for twenty. A coordinated program closes those seams and lets coverage scale with the portfolio instead of lagging it.

How it works

Send us a list of the properties, or your policies if you want a closer look. We come back with a clear findings memo: the gaps, the entity mismatches, the loss-of-rents shortfalls, the overpriced spots, and a recommendation on how to structure the program as you grow. No obligation, and the findings are yours either way.

Frequently asked

Rental Portfolio Review, answered.

What is a rental portfolio review?

It is an independent look at every property you own at once, rather than a quote on a single rental. We check each property for coverage gaps, confirm each policy names the right entity, size loss of rents and liability to the whole book, and find where you are overpaying. The result is a clear picture of where your portfolio stands and how to coordinate it as you scale.

When should I review my whole portfolio instead of property by property?

Once you own more than a couple of rentals, and especially as you pass a handful, the single-property approach starts to leave gaps. Policies bought at different times drift out of sync, entities and limits stop matching, and no one is looking at the whole exposure. A portfolio review is worth doing when the patchwork gets hard to track, and at least once a year after that.

Will reviewing my portfolio cost me anything?

The review is part of being your advisor, and there is no obligation attached. You keep the findings whether or not you place coverage with us. Our view is that an investor should be able to see where the whole portfolio stands, the gaps and the overpriced spots, before deciding anything.

Can you coordinate insurance across properties in different LLCs?

Yes, and it is common. A coordinated program can cover properties held in multiple entities while naming each correctly and lining up any lender wording. As a portfolio grows, owners often move toward separate entities with one coordinated insurance program above them. We make sure the structure and the insurance reinforce each other rather than leaving a seam.

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