Yes, many insurance providers offer multi-property landlord insurance, also known as portfolio landlord insurance or landlord insurance for multiple properties. This type of insurance is designed for landlords who own and rent out multiple properties and allows them to insure all their properties under a single policy, simplifying the insurance process and potentially saving on costs.

Multi-property landlord insurance typically offers similar coverage to standard landlord insurance but extends it to cover multiple properties owned by the landlord. The key features of multi-property landlord insurance may include:

1. Property Damage Coverage: Protection against damage to the buildings and structures on the insured properties caused by covered perils such as fire, storm, vandalism, or theft.
2. Liability Coverage: Coverage for legal expenses and damages if a tenant or visitor is injured on the insured properties and the landlord is found liable.
3. Loss of Rental Income: Reimbursement for lost rental income if the insured properties become uninhabitable due to covered perils, such as fire or flood, and tenants are unable to pay rent.
4. Legal Expenses Coverage: Coverage for legal fees and expenses associated with evicting tenants, pursuing rent arrears, or defending against lawsuits related to the insured properties.
5. Contents Coverage (Optional): Protection for landlord-owned furnishings, appliances, or other contents provided in the rental properties, such as furniture or kitchen appliances.
6. Emergency Assistance: Access to 24/7 helplines or emergency assistance services for issues like burst pipes, locksmith services, or emergency repairs.

By consolidating multiple properties under a single insurance policy, landlords can often benefit from streamlined administration, simplified renewals, and potential cost savings through multi-policy discounts or reduced administrative fees. However, it’s essential for landlords to carefully review the coverage limits, terms, and conditions of multi-property landlord insurance policies to ensure they meet their specific needs and adequately protect all their rental properties. Comparing quotes from multiple insurance providers can also help landlords find the most suitable and cost-effective coverage for their multi-property portfolios.