Steadily and RLI launch distribution partnership for landlord insurance

Steadily, a landlord-focused InsurTech has partnered with specialty insurer RLI to expand nationwide access to landlord insurance.

Steadily, a landlord-focused InsurTech has partnered with specialty insurer RLI to expand nationwide access to landlord insurance.

The strategic distribution partnership is designed to help rental property owners protect their assets against risks such as property damage, liability claims and lost rental income.

Unlike standard homeowners policies, landlord insurance is tailored specifically to the risks associated with rental properties. Through the collaboration, Steadily aims to broaden its reach among landlords and real estate investors, a segment that the company says is often underserved by traditional insurance providers.

The offering covers single-family and multi-family rental properties of up to four units and will be available nationwide through appointed agents and brokers.

Coverage may be provided on either an admitted or non-admitted basis, depending on the regulatory requirements in each state.

Datha Santomieri, Co-founder and COO of Steadily, said, “Steadily was built to provide landlords with fast, affordable insurance solutions. Partnering with RLI allows us to scale that mission and reach more property owners with coverage tailored to their needs.”

Jen Klobnak, Chief Operating Officer at RLI Corp., added, “Landlords and rental property investors are a growing and evolving segment. Steadily’s focused distribution approach enables us to serve this market with a solution that complements our products and expertise.”

The partnership reflects growing demand for specialised insurance solutions as the rental property market expands and investors seek coverage that better reflects the operational risks of managing rental assets.

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