How iMTR works
A family's home becomes unlivable, their insurance policy covers temporary housing, and a well prepared furnished home can be part of the solution.
The Insurance Housing Journey
01
A housing emergency happens
A fire, water leak, storm, or another covered incident makes a family's home temporarily unlivable.
02
Insurance approves temporary housing
The family's policy covers Additional Living Expenses (ALE), furnished housing while repairs are completed.
03
A relocation contact searches for housing
A relocation company, adjuster, or housing coordinator looks for a furnished home that fits the family's needs.
04
The home is matched and confirmed
Property details, availability, and requirements are reviewed, and the placement is confirmed.
05
The family moves in
The stay typically lasts 30 to 180 days and beyond for some, paid directly by the insurance company, until the family can return home.
Who Places Families In Homes Like Yours
Families rarely search alone. Most placements come through professionals who help policyholders find temporary housing quickly. Knowing who they are makes your outreach much easier.
Relocation and corporate housing companies
Companies such as ALE Solutions, CRS, and Alacrity search for furnished homes on behalf of insurance carriers. Owners register a home with them so it can be considered when a request comes in.
Insurance adjusters and claims teams
Adjusters manage the claim and the housing budget. Some place families directly, and many rely on relocation companies. The policyholder's coverage limit guides every decision.
Placement specialists and housing coordinators
These are the people who call, email, and confirm details. They value fast replies, accurate listings, and hosts who make their job easier.
Families searching on their own
Some displaced families look on Airbnb, Vrbo, or Furnished Finder for stays of 30 days or longer. An open calendar lets them find you.
Vetted Homes housing requests
Placement partners also send requests to Vetted Homes. Our team shares matching leads with members through the community and the Lead Sharing Map.
What placement teams look for
- A price that fits inside the policyholder's coverage
- Accurate photos and property details
- A clean and furnished home with kitchen and laundry essentials
- Dependable utilities and WiFi
- Clear information on pets, parking, and accessibility
- A host who replies quickly and solves problems
Registering with a company does not guarantee placements. Each company sets its own requirements.
Does your home qualify?
Your home doesn't need to be luxury, but it does need to be ready, clean, comfortable, and well furnished. The strongest fit tends to be a single family home, ideally single story or with a bedroom on the ground level. Results still depend on your specific property, market, and how it's positioned; not every home is a fit, and the Blueprint walks through how to evaluate yours honestly.
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