Error’s & Omission’s

Error’s & Omission’s insurance (E&O), also referred to as Professional Liability, is a transaction related policy that protects licensed professionals from issues that arise during and after the close of a transaction.

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Who needs Error’s & Omissions?

  • Real estate brokerages

  • Transaction coordinators

  • Property managers

  • Mortgage brokers / bankers

  • Escrow companies

  • Title insurance companies

  • Real estate appraisers

  • and several other industries.

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Here are a few things you need to know about E&O Insurance:

What is a Retroactive ate, aka “Prior Acts?”

  • Prior acts, also known as a retroactive date, is the date that your coverage first began. It is crucial to never lose your prior acts coverage as prior transactions will no longer be covered under your E&O policy.

Why is E&O so important?

  • E&O claims can arise whether you make a mistake or not. When dealing with real estate, you are handling transactions of a larger value and often are an emotional purchase for the client. Not having coverage can have much more costly effect on your business resulting in sleepless nights, or possibly closing down your business.

Most Common E&O Claims

  • Failure to disclose

  • Subpoenas

  • Mediations

  • Breach of fiduciary duty

  • Breach of contract

  • Misrepresentations

How is premium calculated?

  • The location of your business

  • Claims history

  • The volume of your business

  • How long you have been in business

  • How many agents/employees you have

  • Your requested limits and retention

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