🏘️ Mortgage Field Inspector

Mortgage Field Inspector Insurance

Professional liability and general liability insurance for mortgage field inspector in Arizona. Coverage for property inspection services.

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Unique Risks We Address

Every mortgage field inspector faces specific risks. We make sure you're covered.

Inspection oversights

Property condition errors

Photo documentation gaps

Occupancy verification failures

Damage assessment errors

Report inaccuracies

Safety hazard misses

Deadline failures

Coverage Options

Recommended Coverage

Tailored insurance products for mortgage field inspector operations.

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Professional Liability (E&O)

Protects against claims of negligence, errors, or omissions in your professional services.

Negligent advice
Service errors
Missed deadlines
Failure to perform

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General Liability

Covers bodily injury and property damage claims arising from your business operations.

Client slip & falls
Property damage
Premises liability
Completed operations

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Property & Equipment

Protects your office space, equipment, furniture, and business personal property.

Office equipment
Computers & tech
Furniture & fixtures
Business records

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Cyber Liability

Covers data breaches involving client data, payment processing, and digital records.

Client data breach
Payment card theft
System hack
Notification costs

Frequently Asked

What insurance does a mortgage inspector need?

At minimum, Professional Liability (E&O) and General Liability. Add Cyber Liability if you handle client data, and Property coverage for your office and equipment.

How much does mortgage inspector insurance cost?

Costs vary based on revenue, services offered, and claims history. Most small operations start at $500-$1,500/year for a comprehensive package.

Do I need insurance if I work from home?

Yes. Homeowner's insurance does not cover professional liability. You need a separate business policy regardless of where you work.