Insurance to lease my neighbors 96 acres
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From: flyingbrass
09-Oct-18
I would like to get insurance to cover leasing my neighbors 96 acres. Also I might add 50 acres next to me. I know qdma offers it but it’s high. Thanks
From: sticksender
09-Oct-18
We use this one: http://ahuntinglease.org
From: flyingbrass
09-Oct-18
landowner is not asking for me to get insurance but I think it would help me convince him to least it to me. He said he wants to meet with me in a few months.
From: jingalls
09-Oct-18
Check with your home owners insurance company. Many times they can simply endorse it onto your existing policy. Each state is different so check with them first. Good luck!
From: Charlie Rehor
09-Oct-18
I used the same company as Sticksender!
From: Franklin
09-Oct-18
Check your state laws....many states have a law that if you are not paying over a certain amount....say $2500....the landowner is held harmless unless they do something negligent.
From: WapitiBob
09-Oct-18
I added a million dollar personal liability rider to my homeowners policy. It was cheap.
From: Jaquomo
09-Oct-18
A landowner who used to let me hunt free (he died..) asked me to get a liability policy naming him as insured. I did it through hunt club insurance and formed a "club" of me, my partner, and our wives. It was really inexpensive. I tried to get away with the personal liability rider but his attorney said that only covered me, not him.
From: 1boonr
09-Oct-18
Try ahuntinglease.org for very economical insurance. Mine was $175 for two people on 442acres
From: W
09-Oct-18
I’ve had an umbrella policy cover that before.
From: Destroyer350
10-Oct-18
Stan Potts had a segment a few years ago on what insurance he had. He actually made business cards with the insurance info on one side and his contact info on the other. The segment might be online somewhere.
From: Jaquomo
10-Oct-18
W, did your umbrella policy specifically name the landowner as indemnified in case of a lawsuit? My insurance company told me they couldn't do that with an umbrella.
From: WapitiBob
10-Oct-18
The landowner is the guy who's going to be suing me.
From: weekender21
13-Oct-18
weekender21's Link
We use Outdoor Underwriters on our place.
From: Thornton
13-Oct-18
Not sure how the policy is written but you can sue someone for anything anymore.
From: jreed37
15-Oct-18
www.myprecisionoutdoor.com
