1. A computer-implemented method for determining an insurance premium quote, comprising: capturing, by an image capture unit, a first image of a dwelling; determining, by a location acquisition unit, geographic location data corresponding to a location of the image capture unit; adding, by the image capture unit, the geographic location data as metadata to the first image of the dwelling such that the first image of the dwelling includes geotagged information; reverse geocoding, by one or more processors, the geotagged information to determine a reverse geocoded address; matching, by one or more processors via image recognition, the first image of the dwelling to a second image of the dwelling that is stored in a database, the second image of the dwelling being stored in the database having a dwelling address associated therewith; determining, by one or more processors, whether the reverse geocoded address associated with the first image of the dwelling matches the dwelling address associated with the second image of the dwelling; determining, by one or more processors, a verified address that is either (i) the reverse geocoded address, when the reverse geocoded address matches the dwelling address, or (ii) the dwelling address stored in the database, when the reverse geocoded address does not match the dwelling address; calculating, by one or more processors, an insurance premium quote based on the verified address; and displaying, by one or more processors, the insurance premium quote.