Align
Confirm the renewal date, board calendar, decision-makers, current process, and the scope of the alternative review.
For community managers
Rothberg Specialty works in parallel with the manager’s existing process, organizes the underwriting story, and gives the board a comparison it can actually use.
Designed around manager workload
Managers should not have to chase five versions of the same submission, decode incompatible proposals, or mediate technical coverage debates alone.
Parallel—not adversarial
Rothberg’s review does not require the manager to abandon an existing process. The association controls access, timing, and the final decision.
Confirm the renewal date, board calendar, decision-makers, current process, and the scope of the alternative review.
Use the existing policies, losses, values, community data, and available underwriting materials as the base submission.
Rothberg handles questions, follow-up, negotiation, structure comparison, and outstanding underwriting conditions.
Deliver an organized comparison and join the meeting or call when technical explanation will help the board decide.
Portfolio support
Rothberg can help triage a portfolio by renewal date, catastrophe exposure, roof age, loss experience, valuation, existing deductible, and urgency.
Map communities by expiration, board meeting, notice date, and information readiness.
Identify older roofs, electrical issues, unfavorable loss histories, coastal or wildfire exposures, and open claims.
Flag inconsistent D&O, crime, management-company, umbrella, deductible, and valuation structures across the portfolio.
Provide concise explanations, renewal briefings, and Board Wise educational sessions without overwhelming volunteer directors.
What the manager receives
Deliverables can be tailored to the size of the community and complexity of the renewal.
A single view of outstanding documents, underwriting questions, responsible parties, and due dates.
A plain-English explanation of the current structure and the material terms under consideration.
Premium, deductible, retained-risk, fee, limit, and selected coverage differences in one decision framework.
Meeting participation, renewal education, implementation guidance, and documentation of post-bind requirements.
Board Wise education
Rothberg Specialty can provide manager- and board-focused briefings on master policies, wind and hail deductibles, D&O, fidelity, owner responsibilities, claims, and emerging lender requirements.
Lunch-and-learns and portfolio reviews
Sessions can be delivered virtually or in person, subject to scheduling and location, and can focus on board-facing explanations rather than insurance jargon.
Discuss a Manager SessionSummer 2026 documented results
Clear before-and-after figures, coverage changes, and carrier improvements give the management team a usable decision story.
Highest percentage — renewal displacement
Irving, Texas
$70,602$40,306
$30,296
1,248 units—$24.28 per home per year. The general-liability carrier improved from A−(VIII) to A++(XV) with 50% more aggregate.
Read the complete case →Coverage broadened
Fredericksburg, Texas
$106,947$62,869
$44,078
Equipment breakdown and workers compensation were added—two lines that had been missing from the program entirely.
Read the complete case →Six carriers to one tower
East Texas gated community
$335,663$286,859
$48,804
1,800 lots. D&O cost fell 23.5% with two matters already open, and EPLI moved to its own $1M limit.
Read the complete case →Selected documented results. Savings and coverage terms vary by risk, underwriting conditions, policy period, and market availability. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.
Manager FAQs
The goal is the opposite. Rothberg starts with information already assembled where possible, centralizes follow-up, and identifies additional requirements only when they are material to underwriting or coverage.
Yes. The manager can decide the appropriate format, including a written comparison, virtual meeting, in-person presentation, or a technical follow-up with designated directors.
Yes. Older roofs, open claims, adverse loss history, older systems, or complex catastrophe exposures require a different market strategy, but they are not automatic reasons to avoid a review.
Yes, when authorized. Rothberg can provide insurance-risk input while leaving legal interpretation and document drafting to counsel.
Yes. A portfolio calendar and triage approach can help identify which renewals need immediate attention and which can follow a standard workflow.
Tell us about the portfolio, the next renewal, or the coverage question your board is trying to solve.