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Self-Insurance Made Simple
The first conversation takes fifteen minutes.

Is Your Portfolio the Right Fit?

Not every Owner/Operator qualifies. Unit portfolio sizes under 3,000 units are not likely to have enough scale to create benefit. The program requires sufficient premium volume and a loss history that supports the structure. The first step is a short qualification conversation — we will tell you quickly whether it makes sense to go further.

No obligation. No insurance jargon. Just a straight answer.

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Qualifying Parameters

Portfolio Profile
Geography, lender composition, and portfolio concentration factor into the analysis.
Premium Volume
Portfolios generating $3 million or more in annual property insurance premium are a solid starting point.
Loss History
A portfolio with a manageable, predictable loss pattern is a strong candidate.
Feasibility Study
The feasibility study is where we work through all inputs to determine the economic viability of the program.
Good outcomes do not happen by accident.

What Makes the Program Work

The economics of self-insurance are straightforward in concept. In practice, execution determines whether a program delivers or disappoints. The attachment point — the threshold at which your excess insurance carrier begins paying — is one of the most consequential decisions in program design. Set it too low and the excess carrier prices the extra risk in its premium. Set it too high and the reserve fund is carrying more risk than the structure can comfortably support. WLP sets the attachment point based on your portfolio's actual loss history and actuarial analysis. This requires actuarial discipline and underwriting judgment. WLP does both.

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Tell us about your portfolio.