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Rent guarantee insurance (also known as rent protection insurance) for your peace of mind when renting out your properties. This policy comes with legal expenses as standard, so you can get rent protection in the event of a tenant defaulting and any legal expenses costs you may face, such as costs for evicting a tenant, covered.

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Landlords insurance provides financial protection to landlords who rent out a property or properties to tenants. It varies from a home insurance policy as it covers the increased risks associated with renting a property to tenants. It can include buildings insurance, contents insurance, property owners’ liability, loss of rent following a claim, and accidental damage.

Tenants contents insurance covers you for when you are living in rented accommodation, this usually means the building and white goods are insured by your landlord, but your possessions are not. Tenants contents cover is designed to give you the peace of mind that your belongings are insured against damage, theft, fire, and even loss. 

Landlord liability insurance is designed to protect you from personal injury claims made by tenants, guests, visitors, or people employed to work on your property. Without landlord liability insurance, you could be liable for damage to possessions, or worse face a personal injury claim and find yourself paying legal costs associated with the claim.

Students contents is an insurance policy to ensure that your personal possessions are covered against loss or damage, this also extends to your landlords fixtures and fittings that you may be responsible for, to help protect your deposit should an accident happen. 

Landlord contents insurance provides cover for the contents you decide to leave for a tenant when you rent out a full or part-furnished property. Landlord contents insurance does not provide cover for your tenant’s personal possessions but will provide insurance for the furnishings, fixtures, and fittings you have in the property such as fridges, beds, sofas, carpets, tables etc.