Kin, an insurance technology company, has launched its landlord insurance plans in the Florida market.
Kin’s landlord insurance applies to property owners who rent out their detached homes and townhouses. It also covers investors who rent properties on Airbnb. This policy can cover all sources of damage to the physical structure of the home except those listed as exclusions. It also covers damage to other structures on property such as a garage or shed, personal property such as appliances, personal liability, and fair rental value.
Investment property owners can go to Kin’s website, enter the property’s address and get a quote.
Kin is an insurtech company currently offering homeowners insurance in both Florida and California. The uses its technology to analyze thousands of data points to reflect the risk of disaster-prone homes to more accurately and fairly price these properties.
Kin offers homeowners, landlord, and mobile home insurance through the Kin Interinsurance Network (KIN), a reciprocal exchange owned by its customers who share in the underwriting profit.
Topics Florida New Markets
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