Landlord insurance protects property owners from financial losses associated with renting out residential or commercial properties. It covers risks such as property damage, liability claims, and loss of rental income.
Cover Details
Building Insurance: Covers the structure of your rental property against damage or destruction.
Contents Insurance: Protects furnishings and appliances provided for tenant use.
Loss of Rent: Provides compensation for lost rental income due to property damage or tenant eviction.
Cover Options
Building Insurance: Covers the structure of your rental property against damage or destruction.
Contents Insurance: Protects furnishings and appliances provided for tenant use.
Loss of Rent: Provides compensation for lost rental income due to property damage or tenant eviction.
Frequently Asked
Landlord insurance protects property owners from financial risks associated with renting out properties, providing peace of mind and safeguarding investment properties.
Exclusions may include general wear and tear, intentional damage by tenants, and certain types of natural disasters not specified in your policy. Review your policy for specific exclusions.
Yes, some policies offer coverage for short-term rentals, but it’s essential to check with your insurer to ensure you have appropriate coverage for Airbnb or similar arrangements.
