High-premium niche

Coverage for Florida property owners, landlords, condos, and HOAs.

Habitational risk is high-premium and detail-heavy — insurance can run 25–35% of an association’s budget. Post-Surfside, the rules around milestone inspections and SIRS reserves changed the game. We place coastal and high-value property where generalists decline, and we read the wind and flood fine print line by line.

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25–35% Share of a Florida association budget that insurance can represent.

Who we cover

Trades & operations we write

Condo & HOA associations
Apartment & multifamily
Landlords & investors
Property managers
Commercial & retail real estate
Lessor’s risk (LRO)
Vacant & coastal property
Mixed-use developments

What you’ll likely need

The coverages that matter for property & habitational

We tailor the program to your operation — these are the policies most property & habitational accounts carry.

Commercial Property Covers buildings, equipment, and inventory against fire, theft, wind, and more. Learn more General Liability Covers third-party bodily injury, property damage, and advertising injury — like a customer slip-and-fall. Learn more Commercial Flood Separate from property coverage — NFIP or private flood for Florida’s real risk. Learn more Directors & Officers Protects the personal decisions of leadership and board members from being personally sued. Learn more Commercial Umbrella / Excess Adds limits on top of your GL, auto, and employer’s liability when a claim blows past the primary. Learn more Equipment Breakdown & Food Spoilage Covers mechanical or electrical failure — and the refrigerated inventory it spoils. Learn more

Florida requirements

What Florida actually requires

The specifics generalists miss — and we don’t.

Wind/hurricane deductibles are usually a percentage of value — model the real out-of-pocket before you bind.
Flood is separate from property — coastal and low-lying buildings need it.
Condo/HOA boards need D&O for milestone-inspection and SIRS-related decisions.
Coastal, vacant, and lessor’s-risk property often requires surplus-lines placement.

Questions, answered plainly

Property & Habitational insurance FAQs

Our condo association’s insurance budget keeps climbing. Can you actually help?

Often, yes — 2026 is softening, with the most condo-association writers in 15 years per Florida OIR. We market the full program, model the wind deductible against your reserves, and make sure SIRS and milestone-inspection findings don’t blindside the renewal.

Why do I need flood if I already have commercial property?

Standard commercial property excludes flood — full stop. In Florida that exclusion is the exposure. We place NFIP or private flood and compare the two for broader terms or higher limits.

What is lessor’s risk and do I need it?

If you own a building and lease it to other businesses, lessor’s risk (LRO) covers your liability as the landlord. It’s a niche many carriers shy away from — and one we place regularly.

Florida insights for property & habitational

All insights

Property

Builder’s Risk and Hurricane Season: Lock the Wind Deductible Before the Cone

A building under construction is at its most vulnerable exactly when Florida storms arrive. Here’s how builder’s risk works, why the named-storm deductible is the detail that matters most, and why you set it before the season — not during.

5 min read Habitational

Condo Boards: How SIRS and Milestone Inspections Reshape Your Insurance

Post-Surfside, Florida condo and HOA boards face milestone inspections, mandatory reserve studies, and tougher scrutiny — all of which touch your D&O and property program. Here’s how to keep coverage and compliance lined up.

6 min read

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Tell us about your operation — a real advisor will shop A-rated carriers and get you options, usually the same day.

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