Host Insurance Program
Host Insurance Program
Acquire Additional Gains
At Commercial Coverage Insurance Agency, we understand the hosting market and have created a custom Host Insurance Program to replace your standard insurance policy. If you are hosting short-term rentals within your properties, your current policy may not accommodate this type of use. The Commercial Coverage Host Insurance Program (CHIP) will provide for coverage for both long-term and short term rentals within your properties.
- $1,000,000/$2,000,000 Host liabilities & landlord liabilities
- Liability coverage continued to amenities including swimming pools and hot tubs
- Property coverage of owner
- Backup of sewers and drains
- Loss of income
- 3rd party liabilities
- Individuals, corporations, LLCs, and partnerships accepted
- Commercial Umbrella up to $5,000,000 and more
- Owner-occupied OK, endorsements required
Insurance Program F.A.Q
In the insurance world, a property that is rented for less than 30 days at a time is typically considered short-term. It is a property in which the renter does not reside at (live in) the dwelling.
All homeowner’s policies carry a “business activity exclusion.” In other words, any claim involving a “business activity” could rightfully be denied.
All homeowner’s policies carry a “business activity exclusion.” In other words, any claim involving a “business activity” could rightfully be denied.
Yes. More and more cities like Austin, Santa Barbara, and Chicago now require short-term rental owners to carry and pay for a business license. Note: Since February 2015, San Francisco Airbnb hosts are required to pay 14% hotel tax and carry $500,000 in liability coverage.
You buy a business insurance policy. As the use of your property changes, your risk management strategy needs to be updated as well. Work with our advisors to get it right and take care of your business.
Yes. There are no standard occupancy restrictions on a business policy. This means the property is insured while you, friends or family, and, of course, paying guests stay there.
Yes. If the short-term rental home is also your primary residence, Proper simply adds $1,000,000 in personal liability and $50,000 in loss of use to relocate in the event the property is being rebuilt. This is very important if you do not carry a homeowner’s policy elsewhere.
Yes. You have the same business exposure. We see every scenario imaginable. You live upstairs and short-term rent the downstairs. You live in the main home and rent out the guest house, etc.
No. The CHIP policy is designed to fully replace the current coverage you have. You would cancel your current policy.
Create A Custom Host Insurance Program
The Commercial Coverage Host Insurance Program (CHIP) will provide for coverage for both long-term and short term rentals within your properties.