Field Inspector Insurance
Field Inspectors and REO Inspector Insurance
Why should a field inspector buy insurance? Think about these potential claims:
- An inspector misplaces important paperwork or fails to deliver it to the vendor on time and delays the sale of a property resulting in financial loss to a third party.
- Failure to deliver photographs or a report on time result in a vendor losing the business of a major lender.
General Liability Insurance
What is a field inspector?
A field inspector generally inspect distressed properties by performing a visual “checklist”. There is no ongoing management, maintenance or preservation services performed. If you are also a property preservationist, simply let us know in your quote request below and we can help.
- If you are looking for information about property preservationists insurance – click here?
Who needs general liability insurance?
General liability insurance protects your business from claims from a third party (meaning not an employee or officer for accidental bodily injury and property damage). In most cases, your employees, officers, and partners are covered under a policy (not for injuries to themselves). Whether you have a home-based, office, or retail business, you should strongly consider buying general liability.
Who needs professional liability insurance?
Businesses that provide a professional service that could result in a financial loss to a third party such as a client, need this insurance. Example: you forget to notarize a page of a loan package and now the loan cannot close, the client loses a major contract and now sues you for loss of income.
Why choose Stratum Insurance Agency
Stratum Insurance finds Insurance for your type of Business
Quotes are available for both general and professional liability (errors and omissions insurance). Our team can help by comparing not only the rates of multiple carriers, but also the coverages. We have access to carriers that allow for different types of translation or interpretation.
Here is an example: some carriers do not write errors and omissions policies for those who work with medical professionals (such as translating at a hospital), but we have access to carriers that do. We can help both individual translators and interpreters and agencies.
Learn more about how we can help after fill out the form.