FAQ

Landlord insurance is designed to help protect property owners against risks associated with renting out residential properties. Depending on the policy, cover may include building damage, contents protection, loss of rental income, and liability protection.

Landlord insurance is generally not mandatory. However, many property investors choose to have insurance in place to help protect their assets and income.

Some policies may provide cover for certain types of tenant-related damage. Coverage differs depending on the insurer and policy chosen.

Many landlord insurance policies include cover for loss of rental income resulting from insured events, subject to policy terms and conditions.

Yes. Many landlords choose to insure multiple properties, and suitable insurance options may be available depending on your circumstances.