A Holistic Approach To Risk Management
Just like you, our goal is to prevent issues before they become problems. We do this by listening, observing and interacting with property owners and managers, as well as developers. We also analyze your current operations and past claims in order to uncover correctable trends. It all adds up to a comprehensive plan designed to help our clients prevent or reduce risk that may result in a claim or lawsuit.
We work to create customized risk management plans with Retailers, Real Estate Owners and Managers, Developers, Manufacturers, Construction and Wholesalers and Distributors.
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Tenant Property Protection Plan
Add an Extra Layer of Protection
The Tenant Property Protection Plan is an inland marine policy where the owner/manager is issued the master policy with 100% coverage for occupied and unoccupied units. The owner/manager becomes the first named insured and now can offer protection to all its residents providing a low cost more comprehensive coverage plan for both parties, creating a win-win.
Owner Benefits
Coverage that mitigates the owner/manager’s risk on claims that fall under the deductible of their master policy.
- An efficient transaction structure where benefits for a covered loss are paid directly to the apartment resident and/or owner/property manager.
- Cost of policy coverage is passed to the tenant with a lease addendum creating a potential revenue source.
- Insures that property owner is a named insured under the tenant liability policy.
- Real time tracking component is offered with this product.
- Great for student housing and communities with associated short term leases.
- Potential underwriting profit via Captive Endorsement and exclusion added as needed.
- Tailor-made policy with add on options
- Ability to offer tenants separate property and limited liability coverage.
Tenant Benefits
• No hassle sign up
• Personal property coverage
• Expedited pay out of claims
• Bolt on policy – use with other policies
• Small deductible
• Separate limits of property/liability coverage
Specialized Coverages for Your Operations
Multi-Family Industry Experts
INSURICA’s Multi-Family Housing Experts can help your business stay strong by avoiding risk before it becomes liability. Our dedicated team brings years of practical experience and cost-saving insight to nearly every area of the housing industry.
Robert McKnight
Client Executive
480.881.6236
Robert.McKnight@INSURICA.com
Scott Newell
Risk Consultant
713.419.6772
Scott.Newell@INSURICA.comFind Out More About Our Services and Capabilities
We are here to answer any questions you may have and look forward to hearing from you.
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Today’s insurance programs must take into account the unique challenges faced by each client. In addition to a strong coverage program, some businesses may need advanced services. INSURICA has the additional Client Services required by complex business operations.
Hot Dog Incident on Highway Emphasizes the Risks of Cargo Spills
In August 2025, a tractor-trailer owned by a third-party freight carrier was transporting thousands of pounds of frozen hot dogs when it overturned and struck another vehicle on Interstate 83 while traveling through York County, Pennsylvania, resulting in the meat products spilling across the highway. According to local authorities, the incident occurred on a weekday morning during rush-hour traffic as the tractor-trailer was nearing an exit ramp. In this moment, the driver of the truck reportedly lost control due to an undisclosed mechanical problem, causing it to tip over, hit a nearby passenger vehicle and tear open the boxes of tightly packed hot dogs in the process.
Understanding and Preventing Fleet Fraud
Fleet fraud refers to a host of deceptive activities that may occur amid the sale and operation of commercial vehicles and their individual assets (e.g., engine parts). Such fraud is a significant concern for any business that utilizes commercial vehicles, whether it’s a few small cars or a dozen tractor-trailers.
OSHA Announces Top 10 Violations for 2025
OSHA recently revealed its top 10 most frequently cited standards in the 2025 fiscal year using preliminary data. This information is valuable for businesses of all kinds, as it helps them identify common exposures that affect their workforce and gives them the information they need to plan their compliance programs.



