Dwelling / Building Property
Interior walls, flooring, cabinetry, and upgrades the master policy doesn't cover.
Condo owners are responsible for far more than most realize — interior finishes, upgrades, deductible assessments, and personal liability. We read your association's master policy and build an HO-6 that fills the gaps instead of duplicating coverage.
Tell us a little about your household. A licensed insurance advisor will review your needs and contact you to discuss your options.
Condo Insurance (HO-6)
The interior you own, the belongings inside it, and the assessments that land on you.
Interior walls, flooring, cabinetry, and upgrades the master policy doesn't cover.
Furniture, electronics, clothing, and belongings inside your unit.
Injuries to guests in your unit and damage you cause to neighboring units.
Your share of an association deductible or shortfall after a building-wide loss.
Living expenses while your unit is repaired after a covered loss.
Sewer and drain backup and water escaping from plumbing within your unit.
Master policies vary widely. Bare walls, single entity, and all-in master policies each shift a different amount of responsibility to you. We review yours before quoting.

Family-owned since
1959
Why Mayer & Steinberg
We answer to you — not a single carrier.
Real market access for real competitive pricing.
Side-by-side quote comparisons, every renewal.
A dedicated advisor — not a call center.
Serving businesses and families since 1959.
Process
A streamlined process designed around your time, not ours.
Share a few details about your business in just a few minutes.
A licensed advisor walks through your exposure and gaps.
We review coverage options from leading insurance carriers and present the solutions that best fit your business.
Bind the right policy, with ongoing support at renewal.
Clients
"Our association raised its deductible and nobody told the owners. They caught it and fixed our assessment limit."
"They actually read the master policy instead of guessing. The renovation we did is properly insured now."
FAQ
It's the condominium unit-owner form. It insures your interior, personal property, liability, and loss assessment exposure — the parts the association's master policy leaves to you.
Request the declarations and bylaws from your association. Bare walls forms leave nearly all interior finishes to you; all-in forms cover more. We'll read it and tell you plainly.
When a building-wide loss exceeds the master policy or triggers a large deductible, the association can assess owners for the shortfall. This coverage pays your share, up to the limit you select.
Yes, and the policy should be written for a rented condominium. A standard owner-occupied HO-6 may not respond correctly when tenants occupy the unit.
Most mortgage lenders require an HO-6 with a minimum building property limit, often around 20% of the unit value. We'll confirm the exact requirement with your lender.
Tell us a little about your household. A licensed insurance advisor will review your needs and contact you to discuss your options.