Landlords Building Insurance
You would naturally protect your own home against accidents
which can and will happen, but consider the increased chance
of damage occurring if the property is left in someone else’s
care.
It is your responsibility as the owner of a let property
to provide adequate cover for the building. This should also
include a good level of liability cover.
You can also choose to insure the contents of the
property although this is often left to the tenants to arrange.
A good Landlord’s Insurance policy should also
protect you against a loss of rental income if the property
is uninhabitable due to damage for which you can claim.
Premiums can be based on the number of let rooms rather than
the rebuild cost of the property; you can also be covered
for a period between tenants allowing you time to market the
property without losing your cover.
For more information and to request your
free, no obligation consultation with one of our qualified,
experienced mortgage advisers, please contact us using the
quick enquiry form below.
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