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Ask Your Peers  HOA market for western region including Package Policies, NP D&O, WC, etc. (Closed)


Amber Alex, Help You Save Insurance - Las Vegas, NV 89123
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Looking for a new HOA market, maybe a market that has been in the HOA business for a while and left and wants to be competitive again or a new market that is willing to look at a program deal. We have a large book of HOA business for both homes and condo associations in the western region including NV, CA, AZ, UT, CO and looking for a program for admitted and non-admitted business that will be competitive on these risks. I have ideas that we can discuss if any program manager or carrier is interested please contact me. Thanks in advance. Amber
10 year(s) ago
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Erin Carlson, CompleteMarkets - Jacksonville, FL 32224
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Hi Amber,

Hope you're doing well! 

Colonial General provides HOA coverage in NV, CA, AZ, UT and CO. 

They provide: Property and Liability coverages available on mono-line or package basis for established community associations where all development or construction operations have been completed. These include single-family homeowner associations, townhouse or town home associations, residential, condominium associations, time-share condominium associations, and cooperative housing corporations.

They are admitted in most markets, but I would contact them directly in regards to your risks. 

Here is a link to send them an inquiry on their Community Association Insurance Storefront. 

Please let me know if you need any further assistance.

Thank you!
Erin
10 year(s) ago
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Randall Jones, Randall F Jones Agency - Chattanooga, TN 37421
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I don't know about the western states, but in my area Farmers is head and shoulders above the major carriers in the HOA market from a coverage and price standpoint. Beware though the percentage of leased units, however.

Best of luck!
Randall
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