GoKawiilSurvey: 84% of single-family rental investors report insurance costs hurt cash flow
According to the LendingOne-ResiClub SFR Investor Survey for Q3 2026, 84% of surveyed single-family rental investors said rising home insurance premiums affected their cash flow in 2026. The survey, published by ResiClub, compiles responses from investors in the single-family rental market.
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Rising insurance costs eating into cash flow could pressure investors to raise rents, sell properties, or pull back from new purchases, which may ripple through rental supply and pricing. The finding also points to insurance affordability becoming a growing operating risk for landlords, not just homeowners, though the survey does not detail regional variation in premium increases.
- 84% of surveyed SFR investors reported cash flow impact from insurance premiums in 2026
- Data comes from the LendingOne-ResiClub SFR Investor Survey for Q3 2026
- Rising insurance costs may influence investor rent-setting and purchase decisions going forward
Source: fastcompany.com, 2026-09-28
Published there as: “84% of investors say rising home insurance premiums impacted their cash flow in 2026”
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