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magic.genie
24-11-2005, 17:23 PM
Hi everyone
has anyone got any Buildings Insurance for their rented house lately?
I need to get Buildings Insurance for my 2 bed terraced rented house in manchester with one student in.
So far, 1 company £213, wouldn't mind paying less.
Many thanks for reading, hope to hear from you, kind regards
Alex
lkhpmm
24-11-2005, 17:39 PM
Hi Alex,
I have just changed our landlords insurances to a much more competitive company. 2 bed terraced in Cheshire let to DSS tennant £136.13 p.a. Also, 3 bed semi in Cheshire paying an additional premium for 8 weeks of unoccupation whilst renovation works were carried out £207.
The Company is Elliott Garden based in Tyne & Wear. Tel: 0191 512 3541
If anyone knows of cheaper insurance please let me know.
Hope this helps.
Lynette
Ericthelobster
24-11-2005, 18:06 PM
I use Rentguard (http://www.rentguard.org/) but via the RLA (http://www.rla.org.uk/rla.exe?input=../rla/scrp/insurance.htm) which gives a substantial discount (in fact that was the reason I originally joined the RLA, as the discounts I received covered their membership fee).
Rentguard seems good value; have never had to claim so can't comment on that side of things.
magic.genie
26-11-2005, 19:14 PM
Hi Lynette and Ericthelobster
many thanks for your help.
I ended up going with Rentgard (£135).
I've also asked them to include a flyer explaining their insurance policy that covers you if the house should be empty i.e. no rent being paid as well - sounds interesting, because I have 2 houses that I rent out, but the figures are very tight and I'd be in trouble without the rental incomes.
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hope things are good with your houses, kind regards
Alex
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