Landlord Insurance in South Carolina, explained.
A rental house is a business with a roof on it, and the insurance questions landlords actually ask are practical ones: what a policy costs, which form to buy, and what happens when a tenant or a short-term guest is in the house. These guides answer them for South Carolina rental owners, from the team at Griffin Insurance in Sumter.
Airbnb and Short-Term Rental Insurance in South Carolina
A standard homeowners or landlord policy generally does not cover Airbnb hosting, and Airbnb's AirCover is not a substitute. Here's what actually does.
DP-1 vs DP-3: Which Dwelling Fire Policy Does Your Rental Need?
DP-1 covers a short list of named perils at depreciated value. DP-3 covers anything not excluded at replacement cost. Here's which one fits your rental.
How Much Does Landlord Insurance Cost in South Carolina?
Landlord insurance in SC usually runs 15 to 25 percent more than homeowners coverage on the same house. Here's what actually moves that number.