I never knew the answer to that.. I've never shopped around for E & O as the price is a relatively low $500./year with a high deductible. I do carry a very high personal/professional umbrella policy with Chubb for nearly complete protection (certain exclusions are there).

Offhand I don't recall who my current E & O insurer is.

Kevin S. McCullough you may want to check with local brokerages in your area to find out who is the best fit for you.  Good luck.

Whatever company you deal with, watch for the policy exclusions. There are plenty of them in policies available from major providers.

You might ask other brokers in your area - I doubt you will get much information from the group here 

Go local; can start with your association.

I hear good things about CRES, especially that you can get the fee paid if your buyers buy a CRES home protection policy.

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I haven't a clue as my E&O is provided through my brokerage. This is like shopping for any insurance... not just what it costs, but what's the coverage for the price. You can be penny wise and pound foolish in the end.

Kevin,

You have some great suggestions and I agree with them. A

Excellent question, I am reading the answers too.

That really depends on a lot of things including where you live

In California ... they all are hella-expensive.  I do not know if CRES is in your area ... check them out.  Ask a few local brokers who they are insured with. 

Ask the other brokers in your area.

Talk with your Broker.

NAR has agreements with quite a few companies and you can check this at realtor.org. I do recommend that you talk to them first but do not have all of them submit proposals. I found through doing this that they do not send in the same information and it can trip you up.

good luck.

In my jurisdiction, we purchase E&O insurance through the regulator each year.

Sorry, I'm not in Florida. Your local and state associations may have some resources on pricing for E&O in your area.

E& O insurances for realtors

Suggest you shop around. Calling up a few. Good luck

Your broker might want you to use a particular company. Check with your broker. 

 Have you networked with your peer Broker/Owners?  

We have CRES, but it could be only available in Colorado.

Where I currently hang my license, it is the choice of the brokerage.