In general, most landlord insurance policies cover the following essential
covers that you require:
- Multiple properties and tenancy types
- Loss of rent
- Alternative accommodation
- Property owners contents
- Property owners liability
- Malicious damage by tenants
- Subsidence cover
- Terrorism
- Employers liability
Property owners insurance policies will have generally have conditions in place should a property become vacant. These types of conditions are usually enforced after a fixed time frame usually 30 or 60 days, possibly extending to 90 days. A restriction on cover may also be applied, narrowing cover down to the perils of fire, lightning, explosion and aircraft. Insurers occasionally place endorsements on the policy if the property is vacant, such as weekly documented visits, turning off water supplies/gas/electric etc. This would depend on the individual scenario and risk management procedures already in place at the property.
Once the policy has been incepted, we are able to provide a quick turnaround on documentation. We generally send policy documentation to our clients via email to enhance speed.
Please contact us with your specific landlord’s insurance requirements and we’ll find a suitable policy to protect your assets.