
Start with the property
Share the address and a few basics. Your Greene agent will follow up about anything else that can help with pricing.
Which association property needs pricing?
Start with the primary address and whatever basics you know. Joe can help with the rest.
For a multi-building association, start with the primary location.
Have a renewal notice or policy handy? Add it (optional)
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Start with the property. We will help with the rest.
Florida condo association and HOA insurance quote
Need building insurance quotes or help with the association's renewal? Start with the primary address and the best board or management contact. Add the renewal date or current carrier if you know them. Joe will follow up and help sort out which details matter next.
This form is for condo boards, HOA boards, CAMs, and association managers shopping a renewal, responding to a nonrenewal, or considering a new program. We can review property, general liability, D&O, umbrella, crime/fidelity, workers comp, flood/RCBAP, and other association coverage as appropriate. Documents are helpful when available, not required for the first contact.
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Common questions about condo association and HOA insurance quotes
Can you help our Florida condo association get insurance quotes?
Yes. Start with the association's primary property address and the best board or management contact. If the renewal date, current carrier, renewal notice, or declarations page is handy, add it. Joe will follow up, ask for the details that help insurers price the property, and compare available coverage and pricing for the association.
Can the board start if some association documents are missing?
Yes. The property address and basic board or management contact details are enough to start. Uploading a renewal notice or current policy can help, but it is optional. Joe will tell the board or manager what an insurer, lender, or other adviser may need later.
What should a condo board compare besides the renewal premium?
Compare the buildings and values, property settlement basis, all-other-perils and wind deductibles, flood or RCBAP treatment, ordinance or law, general liability, D&O, crime or fidelity, umbrella, exclusions, conditions, carrier information, and proposal expiration. Review the actual forms and endorsements before treating proposals as equivalent.
Is this form for unit-owner HO-6 insurance?
No. This form is for a condo association, HOA, community association, board, or manager comparing the association's insurance program. A unit owner looking for personal HO-6 coverage should use Greene's condo insurance page and personal quote form.

