Yes, you can insure a house you don’t live in. We offer many home insurance properties that fit the needs of individuals with investment or seasonal properties.
Landlord insurance protects any rental properties you have, such as houses, condo units, short-term units, and apartment buildings. It protects your belongings, equipment, and structures on your property, such as garages, sheds, and fences, against insured perils.
If you own a cottage that you only live in during certain months, seasonal cottage insurance can protect your property when you need it.