Why do I need Feesible?

You can't prevent special assessments, but you can protect yourself from them

HOA peace of mind at a great price

  • Saving is hard. More than 70% of associations have insufficient funds to cover expected maintenance expenses
  • Most need special assessments every 4-5 years for bigger repairs
  • Assessments are usually less than $10,000 per home but can exceed $100,000 for serious issues

Feesible has low cost protection against high cost surprises

Special Assessment Insurance  vs. Homeowners Insurance

Feesible Assessment Protection
Homeowners Insurance
What is it for?
$$$ to pay for condo & HOA special assessments
$$$ for damage or theft of your property
Does it cover HOA special assessments?
Yep, 90%+
Less than 5%
What assessments are covered?
Maintenance, wear & tear, reserve shortfalls, HOA lawsuits, most other things
Damage from fire, lightning, weather; HOA lawsuits
What assessments aren’t covered?
Fire, natural disasters, operating expenses, expected assessments
Maintenance, wear & tear, reserve shortfalls, operating expenses
Assessment coverage limits
Up to $25,000
Usually $1,000

Feesible vs Homeowners Insurance

Feesible Assessment Protection
Homeowners Insurance
What is it for?
$$$ to pay for condo & HOA special assessments
$$$ for damage or theft of your property
Does it cover HOA special assessments?
Yep, 90%+
Less than 5%
What assessments are covered?
Maintenance, wear & tear, reserve shortfalls, HOA lawsuits, most other things
Damage from fire, lightning, weather; HOA lawsuits
What assessments aren’t covered?
Fire, natural disasters, operating expenses, expected assessments
Maintenance, wear & tear, reserve shortfalls, operating expenses
Assessment coverage limits
Up to $25,000
Usually $1,000

Feesible vs Homeowners Insurance

What is it for?
$$$ to pay for condo & HOA special assessments
Feesible Assessment Protection
$$$ for damage or theft of your property
Homeowners Insurance
Does it cover HOA special assessments?
Yep, 90%+
Feesible Assessment Protection
Less than 5%
Homeowners Insurance
What assessments are covered?
Maintenance, wear & tear, reserve shortfalls, HOA lawsuits, most other things
Feesible Assessment Protection
Damage from fire, lightning, weather; HOA lawsuits
Homeowners Insurance
What assessments aren’t covered?
Fire, natural disasters, operating expenses, expected assessments
Feesible Assessment Protection
Maintenance, wear & tear, reserve shortfalls, operating expenses
Homeowners Insurance
What assessments aren’t covered?
Fire, natural disasters, operating expenses, expected assessments
Feesible Assessment Protection
Maintenance, wear & tear, reserve shortfalls, operating expenses
Homeowners Insurance
Assessment coverage limits
Up to $25,000
Feesible Assessment Protection
Usually $1,000
Homeowners Insurance

The biggest risk to HOA homeowners doesn’t come from  weather, pipes, fires, theft or floods. It comes in the mailbox.

The not-so-small print: Coverage DOESN’T apply to assessments …

for pre-existing conditions, fire or weather damage

  • What are pre-existing conditions? We don't cover expected assessments or projects that are already planned or are being considered by your association when you sign up
  • We don't cover completely new additions to HOA property. Renovations, yes, but not brand new clubhouses on our dime
  • We don't cover traditional insurance risks (damage from earthquake, fire, flood, windstorms,  etc.)
  • Check out our coverage detail for more info

For the other 90%+ of assessments we've got you covered

You are eligible if your association:

Has more than 50 units.

Is less than 35 years old.

is NOT a condo with 4+ stories

Has not had an assessment over $500 in the last two years.

That’s it! Not sure? Learn more or ask us.

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Insurance protects against unknown, not known, risks. For example:

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A new roof is needed and the board starts getting quotes for the work.
You bought coverage before planning began.
COVERED: The project and assessment risk were not known or expected before coverage started.
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Your association has considered new paint for 2 years.
You bought coverage after planning discussions started, but before the work began.
During painting major balcony tile leaks are discovered that need repair.
Painting - NOT COVERED: The paint project and assessment risk were known before coverage began.
Leak remediation – COVERED: The project and leak repairs weren't expected.

Claims are quick and easy

We’ll look at your association financial statements, board of directors documents, reserve studies, resident communications and other items to verify that projects and  assessment were unexpected when coverage began.

Get paid quickly!

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