Carrier Appetite / Modern USA Insurance Company
Carrier Appetite Detail

Modern USA Insurance Company

Carrier website links, underwriting access points, mapped product lines, and appetite notes in one place.

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
Condo Dwelling Fire Home Manufactured Home Optional Coverages/Flex Flood/Equipment Breakdown/Identity Theft Renters
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Carrier appetite summary

Verified current public-facing carrier/MGA presence is Jerger MGA, which states it is the exclusive managing general agency for American Traditions Insurance Company and is focused on Florida residential property risks. Publicly posted appetite-style guidance is high level rather than a detailed underwriting manual. Preferred business appears to be Florida personal residential property with tailored solutions for owner-occupied single-family primary residences (homeowners), non-owner-occupied/seasonal/secondary/rental dwellings (dwelling fire), condo unit owners, renters, and manufactured homes, including manufactured home structures with qualifying attachments. Geographic notes: the site repeatedly positions the platform around the Florida market, and the agent locator is Florida-county based, indicating primary distribution focus in Florida. Submission/producer requirements: quoting and policy access route through the Jerger/ATI portal; agents can use the agent portal/instant quote tools, and appointment requests require a detailed agency profile including homeowners/dwelling and mobile home production mix, average HO/DP volume, rollover opportunity, largest personal-lines carriers, premium, commission, appointment dates, and loss ratios. Broker/producer notes: carrier emphasizes independent-agent distribution, advisory underwriting support, and data-driven/property-specific risk assessment; public policyholder guidance also highlights wind mitigation inspection support in Florida, with discounts tied to a licensed inspection using Uniform Mitigation Verification Inspection form OIR-B1-1802 and forms generally valid up to five years if home characteristics do not change. Restricted/declined classes are not specifically published on the verified public pages reviewed; no official public decline list, coastal restriction schedule, age/roof cutoff, protection-class matrix, or binding authority bulletin was found on the official verified pages, so any class-specific restrictions likely reside behind the agent portal or in appointed-agent materials rather than the public site.