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Required : Builings Insurance for Buy to Let

Can anyone halp me find the best and cheapest company to take insurance out with on my buy to let property?

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  • silvercar
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  • dunstonh
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    Most buildings insurance policies will consider let properties. Some don't so you do need to take more care if you go online but buildings only risk doesn't change much whether you are owner occupier or landlord..
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  • Assuming you already have a tenant in there - then obtaining cover should be straight forward. If vacant - expect to pay more, but you should still be able to find cover.

    Most of the large insurers will be able to offer cover - as well as a few specialist brokers - try googling "Property Owners Insurance" and see what comes up.
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