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Owner-controlled insurance workspace

The insurance operating system for public and affordable housing portfolios

One owner-controlled system of record for the book.

One continuously current record for developments, buildings, coverage, losses, conversions and renewals. Named insureds, requirements, and stewardship sit on that same file.

PRH is the system of record for the structured insurance book; source policies and executed legal documents should also be retained in their authoritative repositories.

Software and structured document coordination. Fee-based software. PRH does not place coverage, render coverage opinions, or act as your broker. Licensed advisors and the policy still control.

Sample Briefing

What the workspace shows on a traditional HA book

Cedar Creek sample — demonstration, not a live client. Briefing is the standing read of the recorded book. Renewal Nov 20, 2026 · 64 days out.

What changed

Open sample
  • Open claim recorded

    Willow Court · Water — plumbing · $18,600 incurred

  • VER-004 submitted

    Willow Court Building A — building value · Bluegrass Public Entity Insurance

  • VER-004 awaiting owner review

    Willow Court Building A — building value

Needs attention

Open sample
  • Brookside Homes — Flood structure unresolved

    Flood structure unresolved for the master renewal: SFHA confirmation pending; NFIP indicated, not confirmed in force; excess none.

  • Mitigation not started — Willow Court

    plumbing / water · 0% · 3 losses on the book. Status and evidence live on portfolio data readiness.

  • Renewal strategy meeting

    Overdue — broker action required. Open items on the owner’s broker-relationship record: complete, overdue, or waiting on evidence — not a broker grade and not a placement by PRH.

Due next

Open sample
  • SVC-003 · SOV review with owner

    2026-09-19 · Shared

  • Quotes and alternatives

    2026-09-21 · Owner

  • SVC-007 · Quotes recorded for owner review

    2026-09-26 · Owner

The book

What the insurance system of record holds

Briefing is the standing read that the record is current. The file underneath is the book.

SOV and TIV

Buildings, values, and the schedule the program is written against.

Programs and coverage

Master and project programs, deductibles, and the lines on each.

Losses

Recorded claims and how they attach to developments and programs.

Named insureds

Who is on the policy as entities change.

Requirements

Lender, investor, and conversion conditions tied to the same record.

Conversions

Active conversion files — when the package includes Conversion Hub.

Renewal

What has to be current before the next program year.

Stewardship

Owner-defined partner commitments and the evidence on file.

Packages

Book · Book + Conversion Hub · Multi-Entity Book

Each package maps to a public sample.

Traditional HA

Book

Cedar Creek Housing Authority

Insured TIV and a small set of programs on one authority — no active conversion.

Cedar demonstrates the Book package; Conversion Hub is not included.

Conversions

Book + Conversion Hub

Crescent Bend Housing Authority

Insured TIV, multiple programs, and at least one active conversion on the same record.

Does not place coverage or run the conversion as a broker.

Affordable owner-developer

Multi-Entity Book

Northbank Housing Partners

Insured TIV across partnerships and entities, plus an active construction-to-permanent conversion.

Does not replace the sponsor’s counsel, syndicator, or broker.

Why owners keep the file

Institutional knowledge, control, conversion, and stewardship

Values, entities, and conversions move. Spreadsheets, loss runs, and email: Each is reasonable alone. None of them is the book. PRH is the owner-controlled workspace for that record.

Institutional knowledge

The book stays with the organization when staff, brokers, or counsel change. Facts are recorded, not held in someone’s inbox.

Owner control

Contributors submit. The owner verifies material changes. The owner-controlled book is not silently rewritten.

Conversion continuity

Requirements and coverage transitions stay on the same record as the portfolio — when Conversion Hub is in the package.

Stewardship

Partner commitments and market process are documented. PRH reports the recorded process. The owner evaluates the partner.

You retain the rights you have in Customer Content. PRH does not claim ownership of your identifiable book. You can export the recorded book as a JSON portability file from Reports & Deliverables.

Who it’s for

Built for the organizations that own public and affordable housing.

Housing authorities, developers, nonprofit owners, and the affiliates and partnerships that hold the deals.

Housing authorities

ACC stock, RAD and Section 18 pipelines, master versus project programs, and the lines that stay after a conversion.

Affordable housing developers

9% and 4% LIHTC, mixed-finance, new construction, refinance, investor exhibits, and lender conditions.

Affiliates and partnerships

Instrumentalities, LPs and SPVs, named-insured stacks, and dual programs during conversion.

Nonprofit owners and CDCs

Stabilized portfolios, scattered sites, PBRA, and recapitalizations.

Many authorities now develop. Many developers partner with authorities. The Hub is built for that split book.

Used by executive directors, CFOs, directors of development, asset managers, general counsel, and sponsor/GPs.

Sample portfolios

Choose your portfolio

Open the sample that matches your owner type. Illustrative — not client data.

Traditional HA · Book

Cedar Creek Housing Authority

Simple book — no conversions. No conversion required. Cedar demonstrates the Book package; Conversion Hub is not included.

Conversions · Book + Conversion Hub

Crescent Bend Housing Authority

Public housing plus an active sample conversion on Oakridge Court.

Affordable owner-developer · Multi-Entity Book

Northbank Housing Partners

Multi-entity book with an active sample construction-to-permanent conversion on Millwork Lofts.

Starting

Request a walkthrough or a pilot

This is fee-based software. The next step is a walkthrough or a time-boxed pilot — not a purchase of coverage and not a placement.

What starting includes

An owner-controlled workspace, the guided sample path (Briefing, portfolio record, owner verification, and sample reports), and a structured way to load your book — hand entry, CSV, or concierge.

Who maintains records

The owner-controlled book stays with the owner. Broker Assisted is the default: the broker may contribute most insurance records; the owner reviews material changes. Owner Managed is available.

Setup help

Concierge can load structured schedules onto your workspace. You can also start from the public samples and replace them with your own CSV and hand edits. Checkout stays in test mode — you will not be charged.

How pricing works

Pricing on request. Software fee only. A walkthrough or pilot does not place coverage and does not bind a policy.

PRH does not place coverage, render coverage opinions, or act as your broker.

Conversion Hub

Keep the conversion on the same record

Requirements, evidence, variances and coverage handoff live on Conversion Hub — not as a second file. See an active sample conversion for the owner type that matches your book.

Partners

Designed to work with your existing insurance relationships.

Brokers, staff, counsel and other partners contribute facts. The organization retains control of the record. PRH provides the shared workspace and structured record; licensed professionals continue to perform their respective advisory and placement roles.

The Hub does not place coverage and does not grade the broker.

Where this fits

These books and these conversions

01

PHA portfolio programs

One view of every development, location and coverage line — converted, converting and still public housing.

02

Unconverted public housing

ACC developments still on the master — values, flood, CAT and current pool or standalone program structure.

03

RAD and repositioning

Public-housing assets moving into new ownership, financing and operating structures.

04

LIHTC and mixed-finance conversions

9% and 4% transactions, investor exhibits, lender conditions and syndicator approvals.

05

Construction, conversion, refinance

Builder's risk through occupancy, permanent conversion, new lender standards and entity changes.

06

Developer and CDC portfolios

Multiple LPs, scattered partnerships, Year 15 recapitalizations — one book across the entities that hold the deals.

07

Preservation and acquisition

Existing affordable assets coming onto a new program — named insured, TIV, and the lines that stay with the operating entity.

Contact

Bring your portfolio onto one current record

hello@portfolioriskhub.com is live. Tell us about your portfolio or upcoming conversion. Request a walkthrough or a time-boxed pilot — we’ll help you see which PRH workspace fits.