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property empty but for sale
pjran
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Help please.
Do you know of any insurers who would insure an empty house please. It's about to go up for sale but we can visit the house weekly.
Hope someone replies.
Frizzell/LV says no by the way.
Do you know of any insurers who would insure an empty house please. It's about to go up for sale but we can visit the house weekly.
Hope someone replies.
Frizzell/LV says no by the way.
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Is it a house you have already lived in or one you have inherited0
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Thank you dacouch. The house was inhertited and is now in their names.0
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Hi,
There are are quite a few companies that offer unoccupied property insurance.
Try Vasek or Towergate, or contact a broker.I am an Insurance & Mortgage AdviserYou should note that this site doesn't check my status as a Mortgage Adviser, so you need to take my word for it. This signature is here as I follow MSE's Mortgage Adviser Code of Conduct. Any posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as financial advice.0 -
If its recently inherited as part of a Will the insurers who were covering the property will quite often keep the house on cover (sometimes reduced levels of cover) until that policy expires.0
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Thank you Stephen. The LLoyds policy has now expired and they are not now intersted in providing cover!!!StephenMarsh wrote: »If its recently inherited as part of a Will the insurers who were covering the property will quite often keep the house on cover (sometimes reduced levels of cover) until that policy expires.0
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