Is there a renters insurance company that shares profits or commissions of some sort?

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2 years 1 month ago #635765 by Brenda Hammett
Question for all my industry experts
Is there a renters insurance company that shares profits or commissions of some sort? If so what companies?
Thank you so much in advance!!!
2 years 1 month ago #635765 by Brenda Hammett
Aaron Valenzuela
2 years 1 month ago #635766 by Aaron Valenzuela
2 years 1 month ago #635766 by Aaron Valenzuela
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2 years 1 month ago #635767 by Andee Myatt
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Madeline Nash
2 years 1 month ago #635768 by Madeline Nash
Highly recommend LeaseTrack
2 years 1 month ago #635768 by Madeline Nash
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2 years 1 month ago #635769 by Joy Arsham Anzalone
Marketing fee. Can’t share premiums as you can’t make insurance money unless licensed for insurance but companies can pay a marketing fee. ERenters does.
2 years 1 month ago #635769 by Joy Arsham Anzalone
Teressa B Wright
2 years 1 month ago #635770 by Teressa B Wright
2 years 1 month ago #635770 by Teressa B Wright
David Troup
2 years 1 month ago #635771 by David Troup
This is slightly off topic, but we stopped accepting Farmers as renters insurance. Turns out their renters policies do not cover anything related to the rented property, so they are worthless from an owners/managers standpoint. If a tenant starts a fire, for example, a Farmers renters policy will pay for the resident’s possessions but not for any of the unit or building damage.
Something to consider, not all renters policies provide the coverage you think they should.
2 years 1 month ago #635771 by David Troup
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2 years 1 month ago #635772 by Kathy Chaney
David Troup the insurance we require is 100,000 liability. Are you saying that Farmers won't cover that amount even if it states that on the policy?
2 years 1 month ago #635772 by Kathy Chaney
David Troup
2 years 1 month ago #635773 by David Troup
Kathy Winfrey Chaney At least on their Texas policies, they disclaim any coverage for rented property. So even though the coverage amount looks fine, in the event of a loss they will not cover the apartment in any way. We didn’t find this out until we had a big loss and the resident's insurance was with Farmers.
2 years 1 month ago #635773 by David Troup
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2 years 1 month ago #635774 by Kathy Chaney
David Troup very interesting to know. I will let corporate know this. Thanks for the info as I am in texas.
2 years 1 month ago #635774 by Kathy Chaney
Trisha Strickland Riley
2 years 1 month ago #635775 by Trisha Strickland Riley
2 years 1 month ago #635775 by Trisha Strickland Riley
CJ Gallagher
2 years 1 month ago #635776 by CJ Gallagher
If you have MRI they have a product backed by assurant that offers ancillary income
2 years 1 month ago #635776 by CJ Gallagher
Michelle Cornelison-Cruz
2 years 1 month ago #635777 by Michelle Cornelison-Cruz
We use Stern Risk. Love it!
2 years 1 month ago #635777 by Michelle Cornelison-Cruz
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2 years 1 month ago #635778 by Jude Chiy
Try getflamingo.com
for a resident engagement app and automated move in that prompts residents to get insurance through the app and the marketing fee is shared with thr building.
Other higher paying revenue opportunities on the app includes concierge services like house cleaners, personal trainers, TV mounters etc.
2 years 1 month ago #635778 by Jude Chiy
Konrad Koczwara
2 years 1 month ago #635779 by Konrad Koczwara
Elevatedliving.com
Elevatedliving.com has this built in to move in checklist
2 years 1 month ago #635779 by Konrad Koczwara
Kristen Schultz Stansall
2 years 1 month ago #635780 by Kristen Schultz Stansall
ERenters Plan and lease track are the two that I have worked with.
2 years 1 month ago #635780 by Kristen Schultz Stansall
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2 years 1 month ago #635781 by Christine Diamond
2 years 1 month ago #635781 by Christine Diamond
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2 years 1 month ago #635782 by Dontee Hedger
We use Erenter plan. Linked with our Realpage make life easy
2 years 1 month ago #635782 by Dontee Hedger
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2 years 1 month ago #635783 by Brenda Hammett
Thank you everyone!!! I guess something’s have changed with renters insurance. I know just a couple yrs ago when I was still on site I was able to make several claims and be paid from renters insurance companies that residents had.
2 years 1 month ago #635783 by Brenda Hammett
Cheri Howe
2 years 1 month ago #635784 by Cheri Howe
Assurant, epremium, Yardi, RP- make sure you get one with both liability and personal contents for the highest participation and positive resident experience.
2 years 1 month ago #635784 by Cheri Howe
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2 years 1 month ago #635828 by Johnathan Jones
Realpage is definitely the way to go. All revenue for your pmc at no cost what so ever.
2 years 1 month ago #635828 by Johnathan Jones
Stephanie Oehler
2 years 1 month ago #635930 by Stephanie Oehler
Check out Foxen! They have a great renter's insurance program with the $ back to the property PLUS they do all the heavy lifting on ensuring renter's have the insurance- meaning a leasing agent or PM doesn't have to chase down the COI from the resident (if they've chosen to not use Foxen). WIN-WIN!
2 years 1 month ago #635930 by Stephanie Oehler