Connect with licensed insurance agents who understand property transactions and coverage needs. Find a home insurance agent for homeowners insurance, flood, title, landlord, condo, builder's risk, and other property coverage, then compare specialists before you request a homeowners insurance quote.
How It Works
Tell us your state, property type, and what coverage you need — homeowners, flood, title, or specialty. We handle the rest.
We connect you with licensed insurance agents in your state who specialize in your exact property type and coverage category.
Review agent profiles, compare coverage specialties, and connect directly — no spam calls, no unwanted quotes.
A qualified real estate insurance agent can help you line up the right property coverage while keeping lender and closing requirements in view.
Every agent on RESMP is licensed in the states they serve. We verify credentials so you work with qualified professionals.
These aren't generic insurance agents — they specialize in real estate transactions and understand the nuances of property closings.
There are no fees for buyers and homeowners to use RESMP. Insurance agents pay for premium placement — you pay nothing.
RESMP agents are trained to provide fast quotes so your closing isn't delayed. Get binders and certificates on time, every time.
A homeowners insurance quote can vary based on property location, replacement cost, construction details, deductibles, coverage limits, claims history, and optional protections. Compare more than the premium alone: review the coverage limits, exclusions, deductible structure, endorsements, and the insurer's requirements for your property.
RESMP helps you connect with professionals who handle homeowners insurance and other real-estate-related coverage. Instead of choosing a home insurance agency only by brand, compare the agent's licensing, property specialization, communication, and ability to support your timeline.
An agent who works on property transactions every day knows what lenders, title companies, and closing attorneys expect — the binder deadline, the required coverage limits, the loss-payee wording, and the endorsements a particular property or loan program calls for. That context is what turns a policy into a closing that actually funds on time. A real estate attorney can also help you understand legal considerations related to property ownership, contracts, and insurance requirements when purchasing or refinancing a home.
ARE YOU AN INSURANCE AGENT?
RESMP puts your profile in front of buyers and real estate professionals at the exact moment they're shopping for coverage — at closing time.
Yes — most mortgage lenders require proof of homeowners insurance (a binder) before closing. A local insurance specialist can secure coverage fast and ensure it meets your lender's requirements. RESMP connects you with agents who understand closing timelines.
Homeowners insurance covers future damage (fire, storm, theft). Title insurance covers past problems with the property's ownership history — liens, encumbrances, or disputes. Both are typically required at closing. RESMP has specialists for each type.
If your property is in a FEMA flood zone, flood insurance is usually required by your lender. Even outside flood zones, it's recommended for properties near water. RESMP flood insurance specialists can help you assess flood risk before you commit to a property.
Average homeowners insurance costs vary significantly by state — from $800/year in Hawaii to over $4,000/year in Florida. Your specific premium depends on home value, location, construction type, and coverage amount. A RESMP-matched agent can provide accurate quotes for your property.
Yes. Investment property insurance (landlord insurance) is different from homeowners insurance. RESMP has agents who specialize in landlord policies, commercial real estate coverage, and multi-family dwelling insurance.