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Renting and buildings insurance
jangor_2
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I am now renting from my buyers but curious to know who is responsible for the buildings insurance? I have not previously rented a property and this question suddenly popped into my head!
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I've not rented before but logically it should be down to the owners of the property to insure buildings, after all, you dont need a £100,000 payout to rebuild if the house falls down and youre renting it.0
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Many thanks. I will now have a word with my insurers since I have only recently renewed my policy.0
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Thankyou again, I have phoned my insurers who have confirmed I do not need buildings insurance and they are giving me a £96 refund. It all helps!0
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Do I get any kind of commission on that refund:beer:
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Good result though, thats what being an MSE'er is all about.0 -
I thought you were fornicating elsewhere dog?
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:DThat was hours ago, at my age it only takes a few minutes:j
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