Calculateur d'Assurance Immobilière

Estimez le coût de l'assurance de votre propriété.

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Annual Premium Per Property

$1,418

Monthly Premium Per Property$118.13
Total Annual (All Properties)$1,418
Effective Rate Per $1,000$4.05
Premium Before Deductible Discount$1,575
Deductible Discount$158

Annual Premium Per Property vs Base Rate (per $1,000 coverage)

Formule

Property Insurance Estimating

Property insurance protects against financial loss from damage, theft, liability, and other covered perils.

What Determines Premium

  • Dwelling coverage amount: Replacement cost of the structure
  • Location: Coastal, flood zone, and high-crime areas cost more
  • Deductible: Higher deductible = lower premium (10-30% savings)
  • Construction type: Frame costs more to insure than masonry
  • Age and condition: Older homes, especially with outdated systems, cost more
  • Claims history: Previous claims increase premiums
  • Homeowner vs. Landlord Insurance

  • Homeowner (HO-3): Covers dwelling, personal property, liability, loss of use
  • Landlord (DP-3): Covers dwelling and liability but not tenant personal property. Typically 20-30% more than homeowner policies
  • Saving on Insurance

  • Bundle with auto insurance (5-15% discount)
  • Increase deductible from $1,000 to $2,500 (10-15% savings)
  • Install security systems and smoke detectors (5-10% discount)
  • Shop multiple carriers annually
  • Exemple Résolu

    $350,000 dwelling coverage at $4.50 per $1,000, $2,500 deductible with 10% discount, $300,000 liability, 1 property.

    1. 01Base premium: $350,000 / 1,000 x $4.50 = $1,575
    2. 02Deductible discount: $1,575 x 10% = $157.50
    3. 03Annual premium: $1,575 - $157.50 = $1,418
    4. 04Monthly premium: $1,418 / 12 = $118.13
    5. 05Effective rate: $1,418 / 350 = $4.05 per $1,000

    Questions Fréquentes

    How much property insurance do I need?

    Cover the full replacement cost of the structure, not the market value (which includes land). Get a replacement cost estimate from your insurer or an appraiser. Under-insuring can trigger the coinsurance penalty, reducing payouts on claims.

    Does property insurance cover flooding?

    Standard property insurance does not cover flood damage. You need a separate flood insurance policy, available through the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) or private insurers. If you are in a FEMA flood zone, your mortgage lender will require it.

    Is landlord insurance more expensive than homeowner?

    Yes, typically 20-30% more because rental properties carry higher risk: tenants may cause more damage, liability exposure is greater, and the property is not owner-occupied. However, you can deduct landlord insurance premiums as a business expense.

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