Dwelling fire / landlord

Protection for the homes you don’t live in.

A DP-3 dwelling-fire policy covers rental properties, second homes, and non-owner-occupied dwellings — protecting the structure, your rental income, and your liability as a landlord.

Starts around $50/month · shopped across multiple A-rated carriers

What’s covered

The protection that matters.

Dwelling

Replacement-cost coverage for the structure of a rental or secondary home against fire, wind, and covered perils.

Fair rental value

Replaces lost rental income while the property is uninhabitable after a covered loss.

Landlord liability

Covers injury or damage claims arising from your ownership of the rental property.

Other structures

Detached garages, fences, and outbuildings on the property.

Good to know

Straight talk, no jargon.

  • Require your tenants to carry renters insurance and name you as an interested party — it protects both of you.
  • Short-term-rental (Airbnb/VRBO) use often needs a specific endorsement; tell us and we’ll place it correctly.
  • Owners with multiple rentals can usually save by packaging properties with one carrier.
Common questions

Dwelling Fire questions.

Still wondering about something? A real advisor is a phone call away.

How is this different from homeowners?
Homeowners (HO-3) is for the place you live. A dwelling-fire (DP-3) policy is built for properties you rent out or don’t occupy, with landlord-specific protections like fair rental value.
Does it cover my tenant’s belongings?
No — it covers your structure and liability. Your tenants should carry their own renters insurance for their belongings.
Can I cover a short-term rental?
Yes, but it often requires a specific endorsement or program. Let us know how the property is used and we’ll place the right coverage.

Let’s get you covered.

Start your dwelling fire quote in a few minutes, or talk it through with a licensed Northwest advisor. No obligation, ever.

Trestle Insurance Partners · Independent insurance agency