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Landlord Insurance
Snapelover
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I own a property which is currently being rented out to the people who are in the process of buying it.
The house insurance for it ends on 10th November and as the sale is due to be completed in the next few weeks (fingers crossed) I would like some advice on taking out a new policy.
If I take out a one where I pay for the whole year will I be able to cancel the policy once the sale is complete and reclaim some money back or can I take out a policy which covers a monthly basis?
The house insurance for it ends on 10th November and as the sale is due to be completed in the next few weeks (fingers crossed) I would like some advice on taking out a new policy.
If I take out a one where I pay for the whole year will I be able to cancel the policy once the sale is complete and reclaim some money back or can I take out a policy which covers a monthly basis?
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Read the terms and conditions which will explain the cancellation terms.
Speak to an independant insurance broker.
Oost on the insurance forum.0 -
I had to do this in the past. Just Google "property to be sold insurance" and there are a list of providers that specialise in it. I used on of them that come up on the front page and obtained cover for 1 month which was pretty resonable.0
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