Great Northwest Insurance Company
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Carrier appetite summary
Verified official public guidance is limited and product-level rather than a detailed appetite manual. Current published Home offering is homeowners insurance in Oklahoma and Minnesota only. The carrier’s public site describes standard homeowners coverage for dwelling, personal property, other structures, loss of use, and personal liability, with optional endorsements including earthquake, identity theft, increased personal property, increased other structures, optional deductibles, scheduled personal property, solar panels, and water back-up. Publicly posted preferred business appears to be personal residential property risks that fit admitted homeowners placements in the carrier’s active states. Related published product pages also show Dwelling Fire for owner-occupied, seasonal, and tenant-occupied dwellings, and Modular Home coverage in Oklahoma and Minnesota, indicating a broader personal property focus around residential risks. No official public underwriting bulletin, class-specific appetite grid, or explicit declined-risk list was found on the verified carrier site, so restricted/declined classes are not specifically published in the accessible materials reviewed. Geographic notes: homeowners is explicitly offered only in Oklahoma and Minnesota on the public product page; the corporate About page says the group’s property business is primarily in Hawaii, Florida, New York, the Midwest, and Pacific Northwest, with smaller business in South Carolina, Texas, and Mississippi, but that statement appears to describe broader company/group activity rather than the specific public homeowners offering. Submission/broker notes: the site directs business through an Agent Portal with state selections for Minnesota and Oklahoma and provides underwriting contact access through the portal/support area, indicating submissions are intended through appointed agents/producers rather than direct retail intake. Public producer instructions are minimal; no downloadable submission checklist, valuation requirements, protection-class rules, age-of-home limits, or loss-history thresholds were located on the verified official pages reviewed.