Lessors of Nonresidential Buildings (except Miniwarehouses) is the #1 NAICS code quoted in Semsee... We know LRO risks are tricky!
Did you know that 531120 - Lessors of Nonresidential Buildings (except Miniwarehouses) is the #1 NAICS code quoted in Semsee? We know LRO risks are tricky! Check out our additional tips and tricks:
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Building Coverage is required by all carriers on all LRO BOP risks
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If your LRO doesn’t need building coverage then GL should be selected instead
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Most carriers will allow BPP (Business Personal Property) if needed
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Office LRO tends to be favorable among most carriers
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LRO’s are almost always highly susceptible to carrier property inspections
On LRO risks carriers will want to know the following during or after the quoting process:
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How many tenants occupy the building /associated square footage
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Does the building have vacancy? (if more than 25% consider going E&S)
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Is the building considered coastal? (consider E&S)
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Is there habitational exposure in addition to commercial? If so, know the square footage, percentage and number of units.
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May not be a good fit for quoting in Semsee, especially Restaurant LRO that also includes habitational exposure.
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Does the building owner require lease agreements? Some carriers will ask for copies
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Do those lease agreements contain an insurance clause? Same as above
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Does the building owner require certificates of insurance from all occupants? Same as above and will ask for copies of tenant certificates before offering renewals in the following years
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Does the building contain any sort of restaurant exposure? If so, know what contracts are in place if there is any grease, deep fat frying or open flame equipment present.
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Carriers will look for a cleaning and maintenance contract on hoods and ducts in addition to the maintenance on the Extinguishing system UL-300
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