Thinking about forming a captive insurance company for your multifamily portfolio? Before you take the leap, ask yourself five critical questions about scale, capital, claims history, risk tolerance, and waiver enrollment. This post walks you through each consideration and explores how Foxen’s WaiverCell and WaiverFlex solutions can make self-insurance more accessible and profitable.

Multifamily property owners can boost NOI in 2025 without major capital investments by automating operations, enhancing resident retention, and introducing ancillary income streams. Small, strategic changes like rent reporting and compliance automation can drive efficiency, reduce costs, and increase revenue.

Apartment demand has been strong in 2025. Remarkably strong. And yet rents remain flat nationally – and after showing some upward momentum earlier in the year, they have actually begun decelerating. Why? Will demand stay strong in the second half of 2025? And will rents finally rebound? Take a deep dive with Jay Parsons into apartment leasing and rent trends in the second half of 2025.

Foxen's VP of Product, Squire Aschinger, talks about the advantages of COI automation for multifamily property owners and operators.

Foxen’s WaiverCell gives multifamily owners a simpler way to self-insure against tenant-caused damage. In this Q&A, Foxen's Chief Legal Officer Kelli Stiles explains what captives are, why they’re gaining traction, and how WaiverCell delivers the benefits—minus the complexity.

One of the most impactful uses of captive insurance companies by multifamily property owners and operators is to self-insure against property damage caused by tenants. Foxen offers two options: WaiverCell, a more accessible, cost-effective way to participate in a Protected Cell Captive, and WaiverFlex, which supports owners that already have a captive set up to self-insure against tenant-caused damage.