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First Maxfield Mutual Insurance Association

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Reviewed Jul 1, 2026
Last Changed Jul 1, 2026
Country United States

This appetite summary is only a guide. Confirm eligibility, submission requirements, restrictions, and binding authority directly with the carrier or underwriter before relying on it.

Product Lines
Farm Home Liability Tenant Coverage
Details

Carrier appetite summary

Official site does not publish a detailed public underwriting or appetite guide, but current published materials indicate First Maxfield Mutual is a local Iowa mutual focused on property-driven personal and farm business written through community-based agents. For Home, the carrier markets its Home-Guard policy for owner-occupied homes and emphasizes stable rates, local service, and standard dwelling/personal property/liability-style protection. Publicly stated preferred business appears to be homeowners in its established northeast Iowa footprint, submitted through local agents. The company also writes Farm-Guard for farm owners or tenants, tenant/renters-style coverage, and limited liability products. A key restriction stated on the product page is that Liability must be written in conjunction with a property policy; listed liability offerings are Farm Liability, Owners/Landlords/Tenants Liability, and Comprehensive Personal Liability. Geographic notes: the company identifies itself as serving more than 11,000 policyholders in northeast Iowa counties and its history/about page specifically references expansion into Bremer, Fayette, Black Hawk, Butler, Buchanan, and Floyd counties, so appetite appears regionally concentrated in northeast Iowa rather than broadly national. Submission/producer notes: business is agent-driven; the site repeatedly directs prospects to use the Agent Locator / Find an Agent tool for placement and coverage fit. No public broker download, submission checklist, ACORD instructions, valuation requirements, protection-class limits, age-of-home rules, or explicit declined classes were found on the official public pages reviewed. Agent-specific workflow evidence appears on the claims page, which instructs agents to follow the usual protocol through the IMT APPS system, suggesting appointed-agent processing rather than open direct submissions. Operationally, treat this as a regional mutual best suited for standard home/property-supported accounts in northeast Iowa and confirm class eligibility, territorial availability, and any decline list directly with an appointed First Maxfield agent because public underwriting details are limited.