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Home Insurance Leads That Convert

Reach homeowners shopping for property insurance quotes. New home buyers, policy renewals, and rate shoppers delivered in real time.

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What Are Home Insurance Leads?

Home Insurance leads from InsureLeads are exclusive, TCPA-compliant insurance leads generated from organic consumer search intent. Each lead is verified for valid contact information and confirmed interest before delivery. Available as live transfers, exclusive web leads, or aged leads across all 50 states with no long-term contracts.

  • Aged leads from $7/lead | Exclusive web leads $18-$35/lead
  • Delivery: real-time via phone, email, SMS, or CRM integration
  • Coverage: all 50 states with state, county, and ZIP targeting
  • No contracts required — flexible month-to-month plans

Why Home Insurance Leads Matter for Your Business

Homeowners insurance is a fundamental product for every property owner — it protects their largest financial asset and is typically required by mortgage lenders. The home insurance market is driven by three powerful demand triggers: new home purchases that require coverage before closing, policy renewals where homeowners compare rates from competing carriers, and weather events that prompt coverage reviews and upgrades. For property & casualty agents, a reliable flow of home insurance leads represents both direct revenue and the number-one entry point for multi-policy bundling with auto, umbrella, and flood coverage.

Home insurance shoppers tend to be highly motivated and time-sensitive. A new home buyer needs a policy bound before their closing date. A renewal shopper has a specific date when they can switch without lapse risk. A homeowner impacted by a weather event is urgently evaluating whether their current coverage is adequate. InsureLeads captures all three of these demand signals through organic search campaigns targeting terms like "homeowners insurance quotes," "home insurance near me," and "switch home insurance companies." We deliver these high-intent prospects exclusively to your agency within seconds of their inquiry, giving you the speed advantage that converts rate shoppers into policyholders.

Our home insurance leads include property type, estimated home value range, current coverage status, and whether the prospect is a new home buyer or an existing homeowner shopping for better rates. This data lets you prepare property-specific quotes before your first contact. Home leads pair naturally with auto insurance — most homeowners also carry auto coverage, and a bundled quote can save them 15-25% while dramatically increasing your retention rate. InsureLeads offers flexible volume that scales with your team: start with a handful of leads per week to test quality, then ramp to hundreds per month as your property book grows. All leads are TCPA compliant, never shared with competing agents, and available in live transfer, exclusive web, and cost-effective aged formats.

What Makes Our Home Insurance Leads Different

InsureLeads is not a lead aggregator. We generate our own leads through organic search campaigns and educational content — which means higher intent, better contact rates, and prospects who are expecting to hear from a licensed agent.

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Organic Lead Generation

Our home insurance leads come from consumers who found us through organic search and educational content — not pay-per-click ads that generate low-intent clicks. This means every prospect has demonstrated genuine interest in home insurance coverage.

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No Long-Term Contracts

We earn your business every month. There are no annual commitments, no lock-in periods, and no cancellation fees. Scale up when you need more home insurance leads, scale down when you do not — you are always in control.

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TCPA Compliant

Every home insurance lead is generated with proper consent documentation and TCPA compliance verified. We provide full opt-in records so your agency is protected from regulatory risk when contacting prospects.

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Real-Time Delivery

Speed to contact is the #1 conversion factor in insurance sales. Our home insurance leads are delivered within 30 seconds of form submission via email, SMS, or direct CRM integration — putting you first in line while the prospect's intent is highest.

The Home Insurance Lead Market: A Complete Guide for Agents

Homeowners insurance is the foundational property and casualty product for every mortgaged or owned U.S. home — roughly 84 million owner-occupied housing units plus millions of condos and second homes. Direct written premium in the U.S. homeowners market exceeds $135 billion annually, and the market has been in a sustained hard cycle since 2022, driven by catastrophe losses, inflation in building costs, and reinsurance tightening. This has pushed average premiums up 20-40% in most states and 50-100%+ in Florida, Louisiana, and California wildfire zones. For agents, the hard market is a double-edged sword: shopping frequency is at historic highs (retention is breaking as carriers non-renew or file double-digit rate hikes), but carrier appetite has narrowed, making the agency's carrier bench the binding constraint. Home insurance naturally anchors a bundle: over 80% of homeowners also carry auto, and bundled households retain at 85-90% vs. 70-75% mono-line. Average new-business commission is 12-15% on an annual premium of $1,800-$2,500, producing $215-$375 per new policy plus renewals — meaningfully higher per-policy economics than auto.

Why Agents Choose the Home Insurance Vertical

Home insurance is the best vertical for agents who already sell auto and want to bundle their way to higher-LTV households, or for agents who want higher per-policy commission than auto without the complexity of life insurance underwriting. A new home placement typically pulls 1.5-2x the commission of an auto placement, and retention is materially higher when paired with auto and umbrella. Downsides: in the hard market, carrier capacity is scarce in coastal and wildfire states, underwriting is stricter (roof age, wind mitigation, defensible space), and E&O exposure rises when clients are underinsured at replacement cost. Catastrophe events (hurricanes, wildfires, hail) create short-term lead volume spikes but also stress the book through non-renewals and claim service load.

Home Insurance Lead Economics: Cost, Close Rate, and ROI

Actual market ranges for home insurance lead costs and close rates across the five most common lead formats. Use these numbers to build a break-even model before you scale.

Cost per Lead by Format

Lead FormatLowHighUnit
Live Transfer$28$60per connected call
Exclusive Web Lead$18$35per lead
New Home Buyer Lead$25$45per lead
Shared Lead$5$14per lead
Aged Lead (30-90 days)$2$7per lead

Close Rate by Format

Lead FormatLow Close %High Close %
Live Transfer18%28%
Exclusive Web Lead7%14%
New Home Buyer Lead20%35%
Shared Lead3%7%
Aged Lead2%5%
Average Commission
12-15% new-business / 10-12% renewal on $1,800-$2,500 annual premium ($215-$375 new commission per policy)
Typical Time to Sale
1-7 days standard; new home buyer closings are deadline-driven (typically 10-30 days before mortgage closing). Bound coverage effective on closing date.

Break-Even Math: A Worked Example

Worked example with exclusive web leads at $25 each at a 10% close rate: 50 leads cost $1,250 and produce 5 policies. At $295 average new-business commission, first-term commission is $1,475 — a 1.18x return in year one. Attach a bundled auto policy at 40% bundle rate (2 of 5), adding $160 each in auto commission for another $320. Include umbrella on 1 of 5 ($120 commission). Total household commission: $1,915 — a 1.5x return in year one, with renewals at 10-12% of premium compounding annually. Retention on bundled homes runs 85-90%, so the 10-year LTV of that 50-lead cohort is roughly $12,000-$15,000 on $1,250 in lead spend.

Which Home Insurance Lead Format Is Right for Your Agency?

Each home insurance lead format fits a different operational profile. Match the format to your team size, experience level, and sales process.

FormatBest ForProsCons
Live TransferAgencies with a multi-carrier home rater ready to bind
  • Close rate 18-28%
  • Same-call bind
  • Prospect is actively shopping
  • Higher CPL
  • Carrier appetite may limit bindability in hard markets
Exclusive Web LeadIndependent agencies with 6-10+ home carriers
  • Captures property details upfront
  • Never resold
  • Works for renewals and new-buys
  • Speed critical
  • Home rating takes longer than auto (5-15 min)
New Home Buyer LeadAgencies with lender or realtor referral relationships to convert
  • 20-35% close rate (closing deadline drives urgency)
  • Highest LTV (first-time buyers stay bundled)
  • Natural auto cross-sell
  • Time-sensitive (closing date)
  • Premium pricing
Shared LeadVolume quoting operations
  • Low CPL
  • High volume
  • Sold to 4-6 agents
  • Contact rates suffer
Aged LeadRe-shopping campaigns and renewal outreach
  • Very low CPL
  • Many prospects still shopping at 60-90 days
  • Close rate 2-5%
  • Requires dialing volume

Top States for Home Insurance Leads

The highest-volume states for home insurance lead generation, with the underlying demand drivers that make each market attractive for agents.

Home Insurance Leads in Florida

Highest shopping frequency in the country due to rate volatility and non-renewals; crown jewel market in hard conditions

Home Insurance Leads in Texas

Second-largest market; strong year-round demand and weather-driven spikes

Home Insurance Leads in California

Wildfire-driven shopping and FAIR Plan conversions; narrow carrier appetite

Home Insurance Leads in North Carolina

Coastal wind exposure and Rate Bureau market drive steady shopping

Home Insurance Leads in Georgia

Growing housing market; new home buyer volume is strong

Home Insurance Leads in South Carolina

Coastal exposure plus rapid population growth

Home Insurance Leads in Louisiana

Hardest-hit coastal market; consumers forced to shop annually

Home Insurance Leads in Colorado

Wildfire and hail-driven non-renewals create high re-shop volume

Home Insurance Lead Seasonality

Home insurance demand has two drivers: renewals (which are spread across the calendar) and new home purchases (which follow the real estate cycle). New home buyer lead volume peaks in April-August (spring and summer home-buying season) and dips in November-January. Renewal re-shopping can spike in any month a major carrier files a rate hike or non-renewal wave; in 2023-2025, these events have become nearly continuous in Florida, Louisiana, and California, creating persistent lead surges. Post-catastrophe periods (September-November for hurricane season, spring for tornado and hail seasons, summer-fall for wildfire) produce lead spikes that can double normal weekly volume for 4-8 weeks. Smart agencies stockpile aged leads in Q4 to dial through renewals in Q1, and pre-book live transfer capacity ahead of hurricane season.

Compliance Notes for Home Insurance Agents

Home insurance is regulated state-by-state. Rate filings, wind/hail deductible structures, flood exclusions, and Citizens/FAIR Plan eligibility vary by state. TCPA and state DNC apply to all outbound home lead contact; consent must be documented. Binding authority varies by carrier — always confirm authority before representing coverage as bound. Misrepresenting coverage limits (particularly replacement cost vs. actual cash value) is a top E&O exposure; quote replacement cost from the carrier's internal estimator (360Value, e2Value, MSB) rather than tax-assessor values. Proposition 103 in California affects home rate filings similarly to auto. FCRA applies when pulling insurance scores or CLUE reports — always disclose permissible purpose. Florida has layered regulation via the OIR on top of TCPA (FTSA), so meticulous consent records are essential when calling Florida homeowners.

Common Mistakes Agents Make with Home Insurance Leads

Five avoidable errors that cut close rates on home insurance leads — and the specific fix for each.

Mistake 1

Quoting from tax-assessor value instead of replacement cost

Fix

Use 360Value, e2Value, or MSB through the carrier portal. Under-insuring triggers coinsurance penalties at claim and is a top E&O exposure.

Mistake 2

Not asking about roof age on the first call

Fix

Most carriers decline or surcharge roofs 15+ years old. Confirm roof age before quoting to avoid embarrassing re-quote after underwriting review.

Mistake 3

Ignoring wind/hail deductibles

Fix

Coastal and hail-belt clients can reduce premium 15-25% with percentage deductibles — but only if they understand the trade-off. Explain clearly.

Mistake 4

Failing to cross-sell auto

Fix

Every home quote should include an auto quote. Bundle conversion runs 40-50% when asked and lifts retention by 15 points.

Mistake 5

Over-promising in hard markets

Fix

In Florida, Louisiana, and California, carrier appetite changes weekly. Confirm availability in the rater before quoting premium.

How to Buy Home Insurance Leads

Anchor your order around the states where you hold P&C licensing and have 6+ home carrier appointments. In hard-market states (FL, LA, CA, TX coastal), confirm which carriers are binding before scaling volume — there is no point paying $30 per exclusive lead if your only carrier option is the state residual market. Start with 20-30 exclusive web leads per week, mix in 5-10 live transfers, and layer in new home buyer leads if you have realtor or lender referral relationships to support the closing-date timeline. Speed-to-contact targets should be 5-10 minutes (home quoting takes longer than auto, so prospects tolerate a slightly slower response). Pair every home lead with an auto cross-sell attempt — your bundle rate should be 40%+. Use carrier replacement cost estimators, not assessor values. Build a 30-day, 60-day, and renewal-date touch cadence to retain through the hard market.

Go Deeper on Home Insurance Leads

Why Choose Our Home Insurance Leads

Every home insurance lead is pre-qualified, TCPA compliant, and delivered in real time.

New Home Buyer Leads

Capture home buyers at the point of purchase when they are required to secure homeowners insurance to close on their mortgage.

Renewal Shoppers

Connect with homeowners whose policies are approaching renewal and who are comparing rates from multiple carriers.

Bundle-Ready Prospects

Most homeowners also need auto insurance. Home leads give you the perfect opening to quote a multi-policy bundle.

Natural Disaster Response

Following weather events, we see surges in home insurance interest. Our campaigns capture this demand ethically and compliantly.

Home Insurance Lead Formats

Choose the delivery method that fits your sales process

Live Transfers

Pre-qualified prospects transferred to your phone in real time

$25-55 per connected callClose rate: 15-30%
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Exclusive Web Leads

Fresh inbound leads delivered exclusively to your agency

$15-45 per leadClose rate: 5-15%
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Aged Leads

High-volume leads at a fraction of real-time cost

$3-15 per leadClose rate: 2-6%
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Compare Home Insurance Lead Types

See how each home insurance lead format compares on cost, close rate, and ROI

Insurance agents choose between three lead delivery formats: live transfers (pre-qualified prospects warm-transferred to your phone in real time), exclusive web leads (fresh inbound form submissions delivered only to your agency), and aged leads (previously generated inquiries available at a fraction of real-time cost). Each format offers different tradeoffs between cost, close rate, and speed to contact.

The table below compares home insurance lead formats across six key dimensions to help you choose the right lead type for your sales process and budget.

Comparison of Home Insurance live transfer leads, exclusive web leads, and aged leads by price, close rate, speed, best use case, delivery method, and ROI per $100 spent.
MetricLive TransfersExclusive Web LeadsAged Leads
Price Range$28–$50 per lead$18–$35 per lead$3–$7 per lead
Avg. Close Rate12–25%Highest5–12%2–5%
Speed to ContactInstant (live call)< 30 secondsAgent-initiated
Best ForP&C agents & bundlersNew home buyer specialistsCross-sell campaigns
Delivery MethodWarm phone transferEmail / SMS / CRMBulk CSV / CRM
ROI per $100 Spent+$89+$38+$220Best ROI

Which Home Insurance Lead Type Should You Choose?

Choose live transfers if you want the highest close rates (15–30%) and have a sales team ready to take calls in real time. Live transfers cost more per lead but deliver the best conversion rates because prospects are pre-qualified and warm-transferred directly to your phone.

Choose exclusive web leads if you want a balance of cost and quality. Web leads are delivered within 30 seconds of form submission and are never shared with other agents. They work best for agencies with CRM automation and disciplined follow-up processes.

Choose aged leads if you need high volume at the lowest cost. Aged insurance leads are 70–90% cheaper than real-time leads and work well for experienced dialers, training new agents, and building pipeline on a budget. Many aged lead prospects are still actively shopping for coverage.

Most successful agencies use a mix of all three formats — live transfers for highest-value closings, web leads for consistent pipeline, and aged leads for volume. Contact our team or view pricing to build a custom lead package.

Values shown are industry averages for home insurance leads and may vary by state, agent experience, and follow-up speed. Close rates and ROI improve significantly with sub-5-minute response times and strong follow-up processes.

Specialty Home Insurance Lead Programs

Targeted lead programs for specific enrollment windows, consumer segments, and delivery formats within the home insurance vertical.

Exclusive Insurance Leads

Real-time exclusive web leads delivered only to your agency.

Live Transfer Leads

Pre-qualified home insurance prospects transferred to your phone.

Home Insurance Lead Pricing

Home insurance leads start at $7/lead for aged leads and $18-35/lead for exclusive real-time leads. Live transfers start at $28/connected call.

We offer volume discounts for agencies purchasing 500+ leads per month, and custom pricing for large call centers and FMO/IMO organizations. There are no setup fees, no platform fees, and no hidden charges — you pay only for the leads you receive.

Not sure which format is right for you? Start with a small batch of aged home insurance leads to experience our lead quality firsthand, then scale into exclusive real-time leads or live transfers as your confidence and capacity grow. Most agents see positive ROI within their first week.

How Home Insurance Leads Work

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Choose Your Lead Type

Select from 6 insurance verticals and 3 delivery formats. Customize targeting by state, demographics, and volume.

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We Generate & Qualify

Our multi-channel campaigns capture high-intent consumers. Every lead is verified for valid contact info and genuine interest.

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Instant Delivery

Leads are delivered to your preferred channel — phone, email, SMS, or CRM — within seconds of generation.

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You Close & Grow

Connect with pre-qualified prospects ready to discuss coverage. Scale your volume as your book of business grows.

Home Insurance Lead ROI Calculator

Calculate the return on investment for buying home insurance leads. Adjust volume, cost, close rate, and commission to see projected revenue.

How to use this home insurance lead ROI calculator: Enter the number of insurance leads you plan to purchase each month, your expected cost per lead, your historical close rate percentage, and your average commission per closed policy. The calculator instantly shows your projected monthly revenue, total lead investment, net profit, return on investment (ROI), cost per acquisition (CPA), break-even close rate, and estimated deals closed per month.

This tool helps insurance agents and agencies evaluate whether home insurance leads from providers like InsureLeads will be profitable based on their specific sales metrics. Industry benchmarks show that agents who respond to leads within 5 minutes see close rates 3–5× higher than those who wait 30+ minutes. See our Home Insurance lead options or view pricing to get started.

Adjust your lead investment parameters
Projected Monthly Revenue$3,600
Total Lead Investment$2,600
Net Profit$1,000
Return on Investment38.5%
Cost Per Acquisition$289
Break-Even Close Rate6.5%
Deals Closed Per Month9
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Results are estimates based on industry averages. Actual results vary by agent experience, follow-up speed, and market conditions. See our pricing page for current lead costs.

What Home Insurance Agents Say

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Home leads from InsureLeads include new buyers and renewals looking for better rates. The bundle opportunity with auto makes every home lead worth twice its cost.

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Robert M.P&C Agent — Georgia
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Florida homeowners need specialized coverage and they know it. These leads come in educated and ready to discuss wind mitigation, flood riders, and comprehensive packages.

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Sandra W.Property Insurance Specialist — Florida
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New homebuyers who need coverage before closing. Time-sensitive leads that close quickly when you respond fast. Great quality and volume in my market.

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Greg T.Independent Agent — Texas

Home Insurance Leads by State

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Home Insurance Lead FAQs

Yes, every InsureLeads home insurance lead includes property type (single-family, condo, townhome, or multi-family), estimated value range, year built, and current coverage status when provided by the consumer. This property data enables you to prepare accurate quotes before your first contact, reducing back-and-forth and improving conversion rates.

Yes, InsureLeads generates leads from consumers in the home buying process who need to secure homeowners insurance before their mortgage closing date. New home buyer leads are among the highest-converting property leads because coverage is a requirement for loan closing — these prospects must purchase a policy and are actively seeking quotes, making them highly motivated and time-sensitive buyers.

Cross-selling auto insurance to home insurance leads is one of the most effective strategies in P&C sales. During your initial conversation, ask about the prospect's auto coverage and renewal date, then present a bundled home+auto quote. Industry data shows that bundled policies save consumers 15-25% on premiums while increasing agent retention rates from 70-75% (mono-line) to 85-90% (multi-line). Approximately 40% of home insurance leads will accept a bundle quote when asked.

InsureLeads primarily generates standard homeowners insurance leads, but flood insurance interest is captured and flagged whenever expressed by the consumer. For agents in flood-prone areas (Florida, Louisiana, Texas Gulf Coast, and mid-Atlantic states), we can set up specialty campaigns targeting consumers searching for flood coverage, excess flood, and wind/hail-specific policies.

The highest-volume states for home insurance leads are Florida, Texas, California, North Carolina, and Georgia. Coastal states and regions prone to severe weather events consistently see the highest shopping activity as homeowners review their coverage after hurricanes, tornadoes, and wildfires. InsureLeads generates home insurance leads in all 50 states year-round, with volume fluctuations tied to regional weather patterns and real estate market activity.

No, InsureLeads does not require contracts for home insurance leads. All plans are flexible month-to-month with no cancellation fees and no minimum commitment periods for web leads. Home insurance leads start at $7 per lead for aged leads and $18-$35 for exclusive real-time leads. You can adjust volume seasonally or in response to weather events without any contractual obligations.

Live transfers close at 18-28%. Exclusive web leads close at 7-14%. New home buyer leads close at 20-35% because mortgage closing creates urgency. Shared leads close at 3-7%.

Minimum 6-8 carrier appointments for standard markets (Travelers, Safeco, Nationwide, Progressive, Branch, Hippo, Openly, Kemper). Hard-market states require specialty carriers (Citizens/FL, Florida Peninsula, Universal, American Integrity, Slide). Agencies with 12+ appointments win on appetite far more often than agencies with 3-4.

Most lead forms capture property type (single-family, condo, townhouse), year built, and estimated value range. Some capture roof age, square footage, and current carrier. The more fields completed, the higher the close rate.

Yes. New home buyer leads are prospects in the mortgage process who need coverage bound before closing. They close at 20-35%, the highest rate in home insurance, because the closing date creates urgency.

Within 5-10 minutes. Home quoting takes longer than auto (5-15 minutes per carrier), so you have slightly more response-time runway than auto, but speed still matters.

Use the carrier's bundled replacement cost estimator (360Value, e2Value, or MSB). Never use tax-assessor or market value — those numbers underestimate rebuild cost by 30-50% and expose your client to coinsurance penalties.

Florida, Louisiana, California, Texas coastal, and parts of Colorado. Carrier admitted-market appetite is limited; many clients end up in Citizens/FAIR Plan residual markets. Agents with surplus lines authority and E&S market relationships have the edge.

Yes at $2-7 per lead. Many homeowners shop for 30-60 days before binding, so aged leads often reach a prospect still in-market. Close rates run 2-5% — works well with dialing volume.

Every home quote includes an auto quote. Ask for current auto carrier, expiration, and drivers/vehicles upfront. Run both quotes in the same rater session, present as a bundled household premium, and bind both on the same effective date.

Home leads are for owners — higher premium, longer underwriting, more complex coverage. Renters leads are for tenants — lower premium ($150-$300/year), simple underwriting, lower commission. Renters leads pair naturally with auto for younger urban households.

Yes. Every lead carries prior express written consent with full opt-in metadata. Florida FTSA and Washington mini-TCPA compliance is documented per lead.

Yes, ZIP-level filtering is available. These leads often require specialty carrier appointments. We recommend agencies confirm carrier appetite before scaling volume in cat-exposed zones.

New-business commission runs 12-15% on annual premium of $1,800-$2,500 in standard markets, or $3,000-$5,000+ in hard-market coastal states. Renewals pay 10-12%.

Yes, Dwelling Fire (DP-3) leads for investment property and landlord coverage are available as a specialty segment. Commission and premium run slightly higher than standard homeowners.

In hard markets, carriers non-renew policies at renewal. Consumers hit with non-renewal notices search aggressively — this is the highest-intent segment of the home lead pool and drives disproportionate lead volume in Florida, Louisiana, and California.

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