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START WHERE YOU ARE
Common insurance situations near Texas Tech University
Choose your situation. Carry it into the quiz and your review request.
A home for my student
You own the property. Your student lives there. Start with ownership, roommates, and the plan after graduation.
My student is renting
Belongings, roommates, lease requirements, and a place to stay after a covered loss.
A student rental investment
Discuss the building, rental arrangement, liability, and income interrupted by a covered loss.
A condo or townhome
Bring the HOA documents so Guy can review where the association’s responsibility ends.
Roommates sharing a home
Keep the owner, each tenant, and their belongings distinct in your insurance conversation.
Flood & Texas weather
Ask address-specific questions about flood, wind, hail, deductibles, and policy timing.
Umbrella & liability
Discuss how your home, rental, and auto liability coverages fit together.
A student taking a car
Tell Guy where the car will stay, who drives it, and how college changes its use.
A property I already own
Review a renewal, a move, summer vacancy, or a change from family use to a rental.
FOUND A PROPERTY?
Give Guy the address.
Keep your whole plan together.
Add a listing or the details you have. Guy can review the insurance questions alongside your school, intended use, and financing conversation.
- Buying for a student or investing
- Condo documents and roommate plans
- Closing dates and changes in occupancy
Changing schools clears the previous property and planning details.
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LUBBOCK · WEST TEXAS & THE PANHANDLE
A practical plan for the house and the school year.
For a Lubbock property, discuss the roof and wind/hail deductible using the proposed documents. Add the student’s trips home and any summer vacancy to the conversation.
Discuss trips home, summer vacancy, and where a student’s vehicle will normally stay. For a rental, separate recurring owner expenses from rent that could be interrupted by a covered loss.
Property-specific insurance context
Review wind/hail deductibles, the roof settlement terms, and the address-specific flood question. A dry climate or an inland campus is not a coverage determination.
Explore deductible questions →YOUR SITUATION, IN FOCUS
A clearer conversation starts here.
Answer eight short questions. Build a discussion plan to share with Guy—no premium estimates or coverage decisions.
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PUT THE DETAILS IN PERSPECTIVE
Useful tools. Better questions.
Deductible Dollar Explorer
Turn a policy percentage into a dollar amount using your own coverage limit.
Try the tool →Home Inventory Builder
List belongings and prepare a downloadable inventory for your conversation.
Try the tool →Rental Income Exposure Explorer
See how a hypothetical interruption changes rent and continuing expenses.
Try the tool →Coverage Conversation Explorer
Build a discussion checklist from the details of your housing situation.
Try the tool →
THE PERSON BEHIND THE CONVERSATION
Homes. Students.
People who matter.
Guy Wehman is an Austin-based insurance agent with Goosehead Insurance. He helps clients explore insurance options and discuss how a proposal fits their actual circumstances.
On CollegeHousing.ai, Guy’s focus is Texas: parents purchasing a home for a student, students renting, owners reviewing a college property, and investors planning a student rental.
Bring him the details behind the address—who owns it, who lives there, roommates, the school-year calendar, and your questions. His role is to review insurance. Your Realtor and financing professional handle their parts of the housing decision.
PART OF YOUR HOUSING CONVERSATION
Your people, working on the same plan.
Insurance, financing, and local real estate involve different questions. Meet the professionals before choosing your next step.
Explore your college market
Find homes, rental context, and any assigned local Realtor for the school you are considering.
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FINANCINGMatt Dean
NEXA Lending · NMLS #227603. Discuss the financing side of a parent purchase or rental investment.
Meet your financing contact →TEXAS INSURANCEGuy Wehman
Goosehead Insurance · TX #883492. Review the property, occupants, and insurance questions.
Request an insurance review →WHEN YOU’RE READY
Put your Texas Tech University property questions in front of Guy.
Start with the information you have. Add the details as your plan develops.
READ WITH YOUR NEXT DECISION IN MIND
Guides for your Texas Tech University housing plan
Parent-Owned College Home Insurance
A practical guide to ownership, student occupancy, roommates, and the next chapter after graduation.
Read guide →
Landlord Insurance for Student Rentals
Prepare the details behind a student-rental insurance review, from lease structure to interrupted income.
Read guide →
College Student Renters Insurance
Prepare for a renters-insurance conversation without assuming your landlord or parents have everything covered.
Read guide →
Condo + HOA Master-Policy Coordination
Bring the master policy, governing documents, and unit details into one insurance review.
Read guide →
Texas Percentage Deductibles
Use the policy’s stated calculation base and compare flat and percentage amounts.
Read guide →
Texas Flood Insurance
Separate building and contents coverage, property maps, and effective dates in your flood conversation.
Read guide →PROOF YOU CAN CHECK
Meet the professional.
Read the source.
Guy’s official Goosehead page publishes an agency review summary and client feedback. Its reviews include experiences with members of the agency team.
Read reviews on Goosehead ↗83 agency reviews
Published on Guy Wehman’s Goosehead profile.
Verified September 5, 2026.
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CLEARER ANSWERS
Questions worth asking.
General guidance starts the conversation. Guy reviews the actual policy and property.
Which details should I gather for housing connected with Texas Tech University?
For a Lubbock property, discuss the roof and wind/hail deductible using the proposed documents. Add the student’s trips home and any summer vacancy to the conversation.
How do I request an insurance review near Texas Tech University?
Choose your situation and add the property address. The form keeps Texas Tech University as the school context, while Guy reviews the actual Lubbock-area property, ownership, and occupants.
Can you determine coverage from the campus or neighborhood?
No. A campus name, neighborhood label, or distance from school does not establish insurance coverage or flood status. Use the actual address and proposed policy documents.
Can my homeowners policy cover my college student’s belongings?
It may extend some protection, but limits and eligibility vary. Bring the policy and the student’s living arrangement to Guy. Ask about the off-premises limit, deductible, and whether a separate renters policy changes the comparison.
What if my student lives in a property I own?
Describe who owns the home, who occupies it, whether anyone pays rent, and how it will be used during breaks. That gives Guy the facts to review the policy structure; a financing occupancy label does not establish insurance coverage.
Does my roommate’s renters policy cover my belongings?
Do not assume it does. TDI explains that a roommate’s policy protects that roommate’s belongings. Ask Guy how each resident should be identified and how separate policies or any proposed shared arrangement would work.
Is flood covered by a homeowners or renters policy?
Ordinary homeowners and renters coverage generally excludes flood. Ask about separate building and contents protection, the property address, and when a proposed policy could start.
LET’S PUT THE DETAILS TOGETHER
Insurance questions near Texas Tech University?
Guy Wehman is your Texas insurance contact at Goosehead. Share the property and questions you have already explored.
Guy Wehman
Texas insurance professional
4.9/5 · 83 agency reviewsEducational information for Texas college housing. CollegeHousing.ai does not sell, bind, or underwrite insurance. Tools organize a conversation; they do not estimate premiums, determine eligibility, recommend a policy, or confirm coverage. Guy Wehman, a Texas-licensed insurance professional, reviews your actual situation. Coverage depends on the policy, exclusions, endorsements, insurer, and underwriting.
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