Key Takeaways
- Construction cost inflation of 30-50% since 2019 means many properties are significantly underinsured—update replacement cost estimates annually.
- Conduct policy audits annually and after any significant property change (renovation, acquisition, major loss).
- Common audit findings include underinsured replacement cost, missing endorsements, and outdated lender mortgagee clauses.
- The cost of annual policy auditing is negligible compared to the cost of discovering a coverage gap during a major claim.
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1.What is the purpose of an insurance policy audit?
2.How often should insurance adequacy be tested?
3.What is the most common audit finding for multifamily properties?