

Landlord insurance covers the structure, liability, and lost rents — it’s essential for any owner renting property in Maryland.
Costs vary by property, but many landlords in Maryland pay roughly $700–$1,300/year depending on coverage and location. Get a tailored quote to know exact premiums.
It may cover tenant-caused damage to the structure; tenant personal property is usually not covered — tenants should buy renters insurance.
Standard policies often limit or exclude coverage after a vacancy period (commonly 30+ days). We place specialized vacant or builder’s risk policies to avoid gaps.
Yes — Rider offers per-location policies, scheduled policies, or portfolio programs depending on the number of units and portfolio size.