Buildings and occupancies
Addresses, ownership entities, units, construction, age, updates, roofs, protection, vacancy, and commercial occupancies.
Multifamily and real estate insurance
Organize the property account before the deadline organizes it for you.
Bollinsure helps California owners, operators, and property managers prepare a coherent insurance file across buildings, entities, tenants, vendors, vehicles, employees, and lender requirements. The goal is a usable submission and a clear next action, not a generic property quote.
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The property file
One schedule for the building, the operation, and the deadline.
Property insurance is only one part of an operating real estate account. We identify the facts and connected lines that should be considered together.
- Location schedule
- Ownership, occupancy, construction, protection, updates, values, units, and catastrophe information.
- Income and valuation
- Replacement values, rents, business-income periods, deductibles, and insurer-required value percentages.
- Operating exposures
- Premises liability, employees, vendors, vehicles, equipment, cyber, and umbrella requirements.
- Transaction requirements
- Lender, lease, management, and contract requirements translated into an insurance workstream.
What underwriting will ask
The schedule has to tell the same story as the operation.
A cleaner file reduces preventable back-and-forth and makes material gaps or assumptions easier to see before terms are compared.
Values and income
Building limits, replacement-cost basis, increased rebuilding costs after code changes, rental values, extra expense, and realistic restoration periods.
Liability and management
Tenant mix, amenities, pools, habitability, security, property management, maintenance, vendors, and loss controls.
Catastrophe and financing
Wildfire, earthquake, flood, wind, deductible structures, lender requirements, and evidence deadlines.
Where it fits
Built for portfolios and transactions where details do not fit in one address field.
The strongest fit includes multifamily schedules, mixed-use or commercial property, third-party management, lender deadlines, multiple ownership entities, material property values, or an approaching renewal.
Strongest fitPortfolio or multi-line
Property scheduleOne account view
Lender and lease termsMapped, not assumed
Initial triageSame business day
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Private submission list
Prepare the multifamily file before a broker review.
Mark the records already in hand. The list is created in this browser and is not saved, uploaded, or submitted.
Keep the property details out.Do not enter an address, owner name, entity name, unit count, dollar figure, or document. This list does not set a value, confirm coverage, or promise compliance.
Private submission list
Multifamily submission list
A licensed broker reviews the records you bring. Only an issued policy or binder confirms coverage. This list does not set a building value.
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The path
One next step at a time.
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Share the schedule and timing
Identify the locations, renewal or transaction date, and the coverage question that needs to move.
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Confirm the property facts
Upload policies or answer directly; any document or property-data prefill remains visible for confirmation.
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Resolve the open items
A licensed broker organizes the underwriting gaps and the next practical market or incumbent action.
Start here
Bring the schedule, deadline, and current policy file.
Begin online, call a licensed broker, book a focused conversation, or email the policies and location schedule already available.