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Can letting agents force me to get AD cover?
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MissMoneypenny wrote: »Would your house contents policy cover someone elses belongings if they don't live in that house? My insurers wouldn't cover a skisuit that my son hired for a school trip as he didn't own it. We just went to another shop who had insured their own suits.
I was thinking the same. Pretty sure mine only covers my own possessions. I guess - if the LA are insisting on a non-standard policy - this might help them push prospective tenants into buying what they sell :eek:
If you definitely want to rent the place, would it be best to get the tenancy agreement signed and only subsequently contest this insurance issue? A risk - but if you contest it before signing, LA could just tell you to take a hike.0
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