Your landlord needs insurance before move-in.
A landlord or property manager requires proof of renters or liability coverage before they'll hand over the keys. Here's what they're asking for and how to get it today.
What they're actually asking for
What landlords require
Usually a renters policy with personal liability (commonly $100k–$300k) and proof you're covered, often listing the landlord as an interested party or additional interest.
Why they ask
It protects both of you — your belongings and liability, and the landlord from certain tenant-caused claims.
How fast you can get it
Renters coverage can usually be issued same day, with proof emailed to your landlord immediately.
What we need from you
- The rental address and your move-in date.
- The landlord/property manager name to list.
- Any required liability amount.
- An estimate of your belongings' value for contents coverage.
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Insurance Before Move-In FAQs
How fast can I get proof for my landlord?
Usually the same day. Renters policies are quick to issue, and we can email proof right to your landlord.
How much does renters insurance cost?
Often just a few dollars a month, depending on your location and coverage. We'll quote your exact price.
Can you list my landlord on the policy?
Yes — we can add them as an interested party so they receive proof automatically.
General information, not a quote or policy. Coverage, limits, and endorsements vary by state and carrier and are confirmed when you apply.