
Occupancy changes the picture
Tell us whether the home is seasonal, occasionally visited, short-term rented or unoccupied for longer periods. Those details may affect eligibility.
Talk with our team about insurance considerations for vacation properties and homes that are not occupied year-round.
A secondary or seasonal property may face different risks from your primary residence. Be sure your insurer knows how often it is occupied, rented or left vacant.
Your eligibility, coverage, exclusions and pricing depend on the insurer and your circumstances. Talk to our Santa Fe team to review the details before choosing a policy.

Compare policy terms, limits and deductibles. These are general descriptions, not a statement of specific benefits or availability.

Tell us whether the home is seasonal, occasionally visited, short-term rented or unoccupied for longer periods. Those details may affect eligibility.

Consider dwelling, personal property, liability and weather-related risks based on the property’s location and policy wording.

Short-term or long-term rental use may require different protection or endorsements beyond a standard homeowners policy.
Have questions about your own situation? A local agent can help you explore the details.
Talk to our team →Often a separate policy is needed. Coverage depends on use, occupancy, location and the carrier.
Vacancy and seasonal-use restrictions may apply. Discuss your situation before choosing coverage.
Family Insurance Group has served the Santa Fe area since 2010. Our team is ready to discuss coverage options for you.
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