Property Insurance
Buildings, replacement cost considerations, deductibles, and relevant named-storm and wind exposures.
Apartment owners & investors
Multifamily insurance. An owner’s perspective.
Apartment insurance involves much more than insuring buildings. With direct asset management experience spanning more than 500 apartment units, Gil understands the operational and financial risks property owners face.
Direct property experience
We’ve managed the properties. We understand the stakes.
Before founding Gratia Insurance Group, Gil was involved in managing a multifamily portfolio of more than 500 apartment units, including operational oversight, capital improvements, financial performance, and property risk considerations.
He understands the pressures owners face from lenders, insurance costs, weather exposure, maintenance, contractors, and the need to keep properties operating.
That experience gives Gratia a practical perspective when discussing the insurance needs of apartment owners and investors.
Property-specific questions
Coverage areas to discuss
The right questions depend on the buildings, leases, lender requirements, and risks involved. The insurer and policy determine what is covered.
General Liability
Liability considerations involving residents, visitors, common areas, amenities, and property operations.
Umbrella & Excess Liability
Additional liability limits for eligible exposures where appropriate and available.
Loss of Rental Income
Business income or rental value coverage considerations after qualifying covered property losses.
Flood & Wind Exposures
Review catastrophe risks, exclusions, deductibles, and separate policy options where applicable.
Acquisitions & Refinancing
Discuss insurance needs related to acquisitions, lender requirements, renewals, and transitions.
A policy does not automatically cover every loss. Coverage depends on the issued contract, including terms, limits, deductibles, conditions, and exclusions.
A practical conversation
Talk with someone who understands apartment operations.
Whether you’re acquiring your first apartment building or managing a larger portfolio, we’re interested in understanding your properties, financial exposure, and priorities.
We approach insurance discussions with an appreciation for the operational realities of multifamily ownership.
Let’s review your portfolio.
Share the type of property you own or are acquiring and the questions you need to address.