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Insurance for rented property, landlord-owned contents, liability and selected risks linked to letting.
Insurance for a property that is rented to tenants.
Insurance for a property that you own and rent to tenants.
A property rented to tenants in return for rent.
Insurance designed to cover a residential property that is rented to tenants.
A landlord’s legal responsibility for injury, loss or damage linked to a rental property.
Cover for a property owner’s legal liability when insured premises cause third-party injury, loss or damage.
Cover for rental income lost when insured damage makes a let property uninhabitable.
Cover that may pay rental arrears when a tenant stops paying, subject to policy terms.
A rented property shared by people from separate households who use some facilities together.
A shared rental property occupied by at least three people from more than one household.
A person who rents and occupies a property under a tenancy agreement.
A property occupied by a tenant under a rental agreement with the landlord.
Deliberate damage caused by a tenant to a rented property or the landlord’s belongings.
Cover for furniture, appliances and other items a landlord owns and provides in a rented property.
Fixtures and fittings are items fixed to a property or supplied for use inside it.
Cover for the structure and permanent fixtures of a property rented to tenants.
