We have listed below answers to the most common questions we are asked about the policy options and terms on landlord property insurance policies. You can contact us or request a call back if you prefer to speak with someone about the policy options available.
The building should be insured for its full rebuilding cost and not the market value of the property. This figure can normally be obtained on the valuation report for the property.
Policies provide the option to include landlord’s contents, with some polices offering the option to include accidental damage. Tenants must arrange separate cover for their contents and liabilities.
If there is no tenant currently occupying your property you will need specialist short term unoccupied property insurance.
Insurers may not accept certain types of tenant. If you wish to let your property to students and DSS tenants this can be arranged with a specialist insurer.
For most policies we offer the choice of monthly or annual payment terms. Annual payments are made by cheque, debit or credit card or if you prefer to spread the cost of your insurance and pay monthly we offer a direct debit scheme.
As insurance brokers our job is to help you understand your requirements, help you manage your insurance risk and recommend an appropriate solution. Please call or contact us to discuss the different options available to you regarding your landlord property insurance requirements.
You can request a quote for your landlord property insurance by completing our online quote form or, if you prefer, you can telephone us and talk through your requirements.
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