Portfolio Desk
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Leasing & tenancy 6 min read

Renters insurance compliance

A renters-insurance requirement in a lease is worth exactly as much as your ability to prove it is being met. This page answers the portfolio question — who is uninsured right now — rather than making you open leases one at a time.

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    Read the portfolio position

    Counts across every active lease that requires cover, then the leases themselves, worst first. You should not have to scroll to find the problems.

    Renters insurance compliance page showing compliant, lapsed and unevidenced leases
    A real screen from the running product, captured against a demo portfolio.
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    Understand the four verdicts

    Compliant means in force, at or above the lease’s liability minimum, with the landlord listed as additional interest. Lapsed means there was cover and it ran out. Below requirement means the limit is short. No policy on file means we have no evidence either way — which is not the same as uninsured.

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    Record and verify a policy

    Policies are captured against the lease from the Insurance action on any lease row: carrier, number, dates, liability limit, and whether the landlord is listed. Marking one verified records that a human confirmed it with the carrier, and who.

Worth knowing

Additional interest is not additional insured. It buys you notification if the policy is cancelled; it does not extend coverage to you. The page flags a missing additional interest because without it a lapse reaches you during a claim.

Used alongside

Residential units & leasing

Unit inventory, occupancy, vacancy marketing, and the applications pipeline that fills them.
Vendors & insurance certificates

Who is approved to work on your properties, and whether their cover is still in force.
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