Investment Property Quote | Nymble Insurance

Owner Information

Let's start with some basic information about you.

First Name *

Last Name *

📨 Email *

☎️ Phone Number *

How did you hear about Nymble?

Who should we thank?

Is the property owned by a business (LLC) or a trust?

Yes

Business / Trust Name *

Date of Birth *

Why do we need your date of birth? Most carriers offer age-based discounts and use your date of birth, along with your current or prior address, to check your insurance score. This score, which includes your claims history and financial responsibility, helps in providing you a rate. Checking your insurance score does not affect your credit score or appear on credit reports.

Retired?

Some carriers may offer a retired discount.

Yes

Occupation

Some carriers require your occupation, but it is not needed for quoting purposes.

Spouse or Co-Applicant

Married

Co-Applicant

Not Applicable

Spouse / Co-Applicant Information

First Name

Last Name

📨 Email

☎️ Phone

Date of Birth

Retired?

Yes

Occupation

Some carriers require occupation, but it is not needed for quoting.

Coverage & Property Address

Tell us about the property you need to insure.

Desired Coverage Start Date *

Property Address *

City *

State

ZIP Code *

County *

Why are you shopping for insurance? *

New Purchase

Shopping rates for my renewal

I'm being canceled / non-renewed

I have a lapse in coverage

Prior Address

Address

City

State

ZIP Code

Prior Carrier Information
Preferred carriers offering the best rates require proof of prior or renewal insurance, or a Closing Settlement Statement for new purchases. Please be ready to provide your most recent declarations page or Closing Settlement Statement upon request.

Additionally, if Citizens is the best financial option, your renewal premium must not be within 20% of their offered premium. Knowing your renewing policy details will allow us to find the best fit for you.

Who is your current carrier?

Renewal Premium Amount?

Why are you being canceled?

Claims

Mistake by prior agent

Carrier exposure

I'm not sure

Other (details below)

Please describe

How long have you been in a lapse?

Less than 30 days

30 days or more

Do you currently have force-placed insurance?

Yes

What is force-placed insurance? Force-placed (or lender-placed) insurance is a policy your mortgage company puts on your property when your regular coverage lapses or is canceled. It's typically much more expensive and provides less coverage. We can help you replace it with a standard policy.

Occupancy & Investment Details

Tell us about how the property is used and your investment goals.

Occupancy Type *

Long-Term Rental Property (1-year lease)

Short-Term Rental Property (Airbnb, VRBO)

Vacant

Fix and Flip / Rent / Own

New Construction

Other (details below)

How long has the unit been vacant?

Less than 30 days

30 days or more

Is the property for sale?

Yes

How long will the property continue to be vacant?

Purchase Price

Estimated Renovation Budget

Anticipated Resale Value After Renovations

Current Condition of the Property

Have renovations already started?

Yes

How long ago did renovations begin?

What renovations or repairs are planned? (select all that apply)

Roof Replacement

Windows / Doors

Kitchen Remodel

Bathroom Remodel

HVAC Replacement

Electrical Update

Plumbing Update

Flooring

Structural Repairs

Room Addition

Complete Gut

Other

Estimated Timeline for Completing Renovations

Exit Strategy Once Renovation is Complete

Flip (place property for sale)

Long-term rental

Short-term rental

Primary / Secondary residence

Other

Number of Units

Current Monthly Rent

Number of Units

Minimum Night Stay

1 night

2 nights

3+ nights

Is the property currently insured?

Yes

Current Carrier

Annual Premium

Property Details

What type of property are you insuring?

Property Type *

Single Family Home

Condo

Townhouse

Mobile Home

Duplex / Triplex

Multifamily (2–4 units)

Multifamily (5+ units)

Other

Condo Unit
A condo unit is a residential property characterized by individual ownership of a specific unit within a multi-unit building or complex. Common areas (hallways, grounds, recreational facilities) are jointly owned by all unit owners through a condo association. The association is responsible for maintenance and management of common areas, funded by monthly or annual fees. Your HO-6 policy covers the interior of your unit and your personal belongings — the association’s master policy covers the building structure and shared spaces.

What type of condo building is your unit located in?

Low-rise (1–3 stories)

Mid-rise (4–9 stories)

High-rise (10+ stories)

What floor is the unit on?

Condo Association Name

Does your condo association have a master insurance policy?

Yes

Is your townhouse a middle or end unit?

Middle Unit

End Unit

What type of community is your mobile home in?

Mobile Home Park (55+)

Mobile Home Park (Family)

Subdivision

Private Property

What is the name of your mobile home community?

Mobile Home Details (select all that apply)

Metal Roof

Screen Enclosure

Carport

Shed

Weather Tight Room

Garage

Golf Cart

Deck

None

Other

What year was the roof last replaced? *

If the roof is original to the home, enter the year the home was built.

Final Details

Almost done — just a couple more questions.

Do you have a mortgage / lender?

Yes

Any additional details you feel we should know? (optional)

✅

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