Renters Insurance, built in.

Tenants get a quote and buy a policy from the same app where they pay rent. You get covered tenants without adding another vendor to manage.

Know who's covered, without asking.

Policies land on the tenant's lease automatically, so coverage is something you can see instead of something you chase by email once a year.

  • Every tenant's coverage status in one list
  • Expiry dates you can see before they pass
  • Tenants without a policy get a reminder from Rooming
A Renters Insurance view in Rooming showing which tenants are covered, when their policies expire, and who has no policy on file.

Why it matters to you as the landlord.

Renters Insurance is the tenant's policy, but a covered tenant makes a bad day easier for everyone.

Your policy covers the building, not their things

A landlord policy typically doesn't cover a tenant's belongings. After a fire or a burst pipe, a covered tenant has their own claim to file instead of turning to you.

Liability protection on their side

Renters policies include personal liability protection, so if someone is hurt in the unit, the tenant has coverage of their own in place.

Offered where tenants already are

The quote lives in the tenant app, next to rent and repairs. No separate vendor, and no extra link for you to hand out.

How tenants get covered.

It takes a few details and a few minutes.

Open the tenant app

Renters Insurance sits on the tenant's home screen, right under rent and repairs.

Enter a few details

Name, address, unit type, email, and move-in date. That's all the quote needs.

Get a quote and buy

Tenants see their quote and can buy a policy on the spot.

What a policy can cover.

Coverage can follow tenants beyond the unit too, like belongings stolen from a car or damaged in storage.

Personal belongings

Furniture, electronics, clothes, decor, and valuables.

Weather

Lightning, wind, hail, ice and snow, and freezing temperatures.

Theft and damage

Theft, vandalism, and accidental fire or smoke damage.

Everyday accidents

Burst pipes, power surges, falling objects, and broken AC or heating.

Renters Insurance is offered through our partner REIN. Coverage, limits, and availability depend on the policy and the state, and every quote shows the full details. Rooming is not an insurance company.

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Renting from a Rooming landlord?

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