PROSPERITY NATIONAL INSURANCE

Coverage that fits the way you live, work, and invest.

We're a national insurance brokerage built by an investor-operator team — the same people behind Prosperity Construction & Development, Prosperity REIS, and an actively-managed real estate portfolio. We shop policies across carriers instead of pushing one. You get coverage that actually matches your exposure, without paying for what you don't need.

Why us

An independent brokerage built by operators, not order-takers.

Independent — not captive

We shop across carriers every renewal. If a different carrier's pricing or coverage fits you better, we move you. Captive agents can't do that.

Built by operators

Prosperity owns and operates rentals, runs an active construction company, and develops real estate. We've actually filed the claims we're advising you on.

Specialty lines without the runaround

Vacancy permits, builder's risk, scheduled property, classic auto, professional liability — the policies most agents punt on. We write them routinely.

Clear answers, no jargon

What's covered, what's excluded, what your deductible does to premium. In writing. Before you sign. So renewal isn't a surprise.

Coverage lines

Five lines. Across the country.

Click any line for the full coverage breakdown — what's standard, what we add, and who it's a good fit for.

How it works

From form to bound, without the runaround.

01

Tell us what you've got

Two-minute web form: name, contact, line of insurance, asset details. Enough for us to come into the call ready, not pitching.

02

30-minute review

Phone or video. We walk through what you have now, what you actually need, and what gaps a claim would expose. No pitch deck.

03

Quotes from multiple carriers

We market the policy. You get apples-to-apples comparison — coverage, deductibles, premium — and pick what fits. Bind same day if you want.

Ready for a 30-minute review?

No pitch. We come into the call already understanding your situation, walk through what you have, what you need, and where the gaps are.

Book the review →