Insurance Crisis Destroying Your Portfolio?
Exit Before It Gets Worse
Rising premiums, non-renewals, and higher deductibles are pushing many landlords in exposed areas to exit.
We Understand What You're Going Through
Insurance costs skyrocketing and coverage being cancelled is more common than you think
Rising insurance premiums
Rising insurance premiums
Carriers non-renewing policies
Carriers non-renewing policies
High wind and hail deductibles
High wind and hail deductibles
Coverage exclusions expanding
Coverage exclusions expanding
Coverage hard to find in exposed areas
Coverage hard to find in exposed areas
"Premiums on my my city rentals nearly tripled. The portfolio sale let me out before the next renewal."- Julia T., my city landlord • 10 properties • 37 days to close
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Your Questions, Answered
Can I sell my rental portfolio if my insurance carrier dropped me?
Yes. Our cash purchase is not contingent on your insurance status, so a non-renewal or cancellation does not stop the sale. We buy portfolios as-is, provide a preliminary offer range within 24-48 hours, and typically close in 30-45 days.
Do rising insurance premiums lower the offer for my portfolio?
Our offers are based on market value and property condition, typically 68-75% of market value, and that method does not change because your premiums went up. Selling ends your exposure to future premium increases at closing.
Do you buy rental properties in coastal or high-risk areas?
Yes. We buy portfolios across 16 states including Florida, Texas, North Carolina, and Mississippi, and that includes coastal and storm-exposed markets. Condition and location factor into the offer, but a hard insurance market does not make a portfolio unsellable.
Do I keep paying insurance while the sale is in progress?
You remain the owner until closing, so your existing obligations continue until then. A single portfolio transaction that typically closes in 30-45 days keeps that window short compared with listing properties one at a time.
How fast can I get numbers for my portfolio?
You receive a preliminary cash offer range within 24-48 hours of sharing your portfolio details. The firm offer follows our review, and closing typically happens within 30-45 days of agreement, in one transaction for the whole portfolio.
This is general information, not insurance or legal advice.