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Buying a Home? Read This First
A property’s insurance history can impact your costs, coverage, and even approval. Here’s what you need to know before making a decision.
Previous Claims Raise Costs
Homes with past claims often come with higher insurance premiums.
Risk History Tells a Story
Flood, fire, or mold claims can reveal ongoing risks.
Coverage Isn’t Guaranteed
Some homes may be denied coverage due to claim history.
Hidden Issues May Exist
Frequent claims can signal deeper structural or maintenance problems.
It Can Delay Your Loan
Insurance issues may slow down or block mortgage approval.
Plan for Future Costs
Understanding risks helps avoid unexpected expenses later.
Landlord policy
Landlord insurance provides specialized coverage for property owners who lease their homes, duplexes, or multi-family units to tenants. Unlike standard homeowners insurance, it is designed to address the unique risks landlords face, including tenant-related damages, liability exposures, and loss of rental income. Policies typically include property protection, liability coverage, and optional add-ons such as equipment breakdown, ordinance or law coverage, and umbrella protection. Our agency works with multiple carriers to customize coverage that fits your specific property and risk profile.
Bundling your home and auto with the same carrier is one of the best ways to unlock the highest discounts available. We’ll do all the shopping and setup, so you don’t have to.
Home & Auto Bundle
Bundle your home and auto insurance for smarter protection and better savings. Combining policies with one provider simplifies your coverage while unlocking exclusive discounts and added convenience.
Liability Insurance
Protects you if you’re responsible for injuries or damage to others—covering legal costs, medical expenses, and more.
Collision Coverage
Protects you if you’re responsible for injuries or damage to others—covering legal costs, medical expenses, and more.
Comprehensive Coverage
Protects you if you’re responsible for injuries or damage to others—covering legal costs, medical expenses, and more.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Minimum auto insurance in Missouri?
The state of Missouri requires minimum auto insurance limits of 25/50/25, but these limits are widely considered insufficient for most drivers.
What 25/50/25 means:
$25,000 Bodily Injury Liability (per person): Covers injuries you cause to a single individual in an accident.
$50,000 Bodily Injury Liability (per accident): The total amount available for all injured parties in one accident.
$25,000 Property Damage Liability: Covers damage you cause to another person’s vehicle or property.
Why this coverage is often not enough:
While these limits satisfy legal requirements, they do not reflect the real cost of modern accidents. Medical expenses can easily exceed $25,000 for even moderate injuries, especially when emergency care, hospital stays, or ongoing treatment are involved. If multiple people are injured, the $50,000 per-accident cap can be exhausted very quickly.
Similarly, the $25,000 property damage limit may fall short when replacing or repairing newer vehicles, which often cost far more. If damages exceed your policy limits, you are personally responsible for the remaining balance—putting your savings, income, and assets at risk.
For these reasons, the insurance industry generally recommends higher liability limits to provide meaningful financial protection. Carrying only the state minimum may meet the law, but it does not adequately protect you from the financial consequences of a serious accident.