Vacant Property
Explore protection for an unoccupied investment property while renovation work is underway.
Investor Insurance Group helps real estate investors explore insurance designed for vacant properties and active renovation projects—from purchase through resale.
We focus exclusively on insurance for properties being purchased, renovated and resold. Tell us about your project and we’ll help you explore coverage designed for the risks between closing and resale.
Explore protection for an unoccupied investment property while renovation work is underway.
Discuss coverage considerations for the existing structure during an active rehab or remodel.
Ask about eligible protection for improvements, building materials and work in progress.
Review liability considerations connected to owning and managing an active project site.
Explore policy periods and limits suited to the expected purchase, renovation and resale timeline.
Get consistent guidance as you move from one fix-and-flip opportunity to the next.
A renovation property is not a typical owner-occupied home. We focus the conversation on your acquisition, rehab scope, vacancy, project timeline and exit plan so you can pursue appropriate coverage without sorting through unrelated products.
Texas heat, hail, storms, vacancy and active construction can all shape a renovation project’s risk profile. We help investors organize the details carriers may need to evaluate a fix-and-flip property.
From a property under contract to a completed renovation awaiting resale, we keep the insurance conversation tied to the project in front of you.
Texas heat, hail, storms, vacancy and active construction can all shape a renovation project’s risk profile. We help investors organize the details carriers may need to evaluate a fix-and-flip property.
From a property under contract to a completed renovation awaiting resale, we keep the insurance conversation tied to the project in front of you.
Texas heat, hail, storms, vacancy and active construction can all shape a renovation project’s risk profile. We help investors organize the details carriers may need to evaluate a fix-and-flip property.
From a property under contract to a completed renovation awaiting resale, we keep the insurance conversation tied to the project in front of you.
Texas heat, hail, storms, vacancy and active construction can all shape a renovation project’s risk profile. We help investors organize the details carriers may need to evaluate a fix-and-flip property.
From a property under contract to a completed renovation awaiting resale, we keep the insurance conversation tied to the project in front of you.
Start before closing or renovation begins. The more we know about the property and scope of work, the more focused the quote conversation can be.
Provide the address, purchase details, renovation budget and scope, project timeline, occupancy and expected resale plan.
We’ll help clarify available terms, limits, deductibles, conditions and exclusions based on the information provided.
Complete all required steps and receive confirmation from the licensed representative or carrier before relying on coverage.
A light cosmetic update and a full structural renovation do not present the same questions. We help you describe the project accurately so eligible options can be evaluated around the actual work.
Discuss My ProjectEligibility and coverage vary by carrier and project. These answers help you prepare for a more productive quote conversation.
We focus on real estate investment properties being acquired, renovated and resold. Project eligibility depends on the property, scope of work, timeline, location, carrier guidelines and underwriting.
Helpful details include the property address, ownership entity, purchase price, estimated completed value, renovation budget and scope, occupancy, security measures, project timeline, contractor involvement and prior losses.
A property purchased for renovation and resale may present different risks from an owner-occupied home. Do not assume a standard homeowners or landlord policy fits the project; review the intended use and work with a licensed insurance professional.
Contact us as early as possible—ideally while the property is under contract and before closing or construction begins. More lead time allows questions and required information to be addressed before your deadline.
Depending on eligibility and policy terms, available options may address the existing structure, covered renovation work or materials, and certain premises-liability exposures. Limits, deductibles, conditions and exclusions vary and control coverage.
No. A website request, text or conversation does not create or bind coverage. Coverage begins only after all required steps are completed and confirmation is provided by the applicable licensed insurance representative or carrier.
Call or text 210-549-4445, or visit our office at 17890 Blanco Road 309B, San Antonio, TX 78232.
Share the address, renovation plan and timeline so we can start a focused insurance conversation.