Insurance for Landlords and Tenants
The main type of insurance a landlord requires is building insurance in the case of damage to the property. It is wise for a landlord to also obtain landlord’s insurance. This covers the cost of damage to any contents in your property or solicitor’s fees which occur due to non-payment of rent.
Typically a landlord’s insurance only covers damage to the structure of the property and against any liability as a landlord. If a tenant wishes to insure their own personal belongings, it is important that they have their own insurance cover. Additionally, a landlord does not have the capacity to insure someone else’s personal belongings.
Phil Thompson, Sales Director.
I get asked by South County Dublin Home Sellers how to get the best price for their home all the time!
So, if you are struggling to know what your home could achieve in the market right now and would like some clarity, fill out the form below for a 10-minute call.
What Phil’s happy customers say …
“…which literally added tens of thousands to the price achieved“
– RICHARD CULLEN
“We achieved a sale price far in excess of what we expected“
– CIAN O’HERLIHY
“… helping us achieve the best possible result for the sale“
– JOSEPH CADDEN
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