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more than insurance

Partnerships that strengthen protection

While having insurance in place is important, we believe the real value lies in the service, expertise and support behind it. At EBM RentCover, we partner with property professionals to simplify landlord insurance, guiding agents through the complexities and evolving risks. Our specialised team translates technical detail into practical insight, working alongside you in a relationship built on shared values, collaboration and a common goal: better outcomes for landlords, tenants and agents alike.

 

What our agent partners say

EBM RentCover stands out as they offer such a wide range of coverage. They are so quick in the turn-around with insurance claims and this puts our landlords at ease knowing
we are doing what we say we are doing.

Anne Crarey
Director of Growth & Property Operations

WHY EBM rentcover

Why partner with us?

 

We educate property professionals

We work closely with property professionals to simplify landlord insurance, reduce risk and highlight its true value. Our focus is on making insurance clear and practical, so you can confidently protect both your clients and your business.

We help you every step of the way

From clarifying policy details to keeping you informed of legislative and regulatory changes, our dedicated Relationship Management team is here to support you, helping you manage risk and look after your clients with confidence.

We protect more than properties

We partner with agents to ensure they understand the legal and compliance requirements involved in operating within the insurance and financial services industry, helping safeguard your business as well as your clients.

We put agents in control

Our Agent Portal and Claims Portal make it easy to apply for and manage cover, lodge claims and access the tools you need, all in one place.

Greater protection for agents

Legal expenses cover

All current EBM RentCover Distributors and Corporate Authorised Representatives have access to expert legal advice under the EBM RentCover Legal Expenses Insurance policy. This includes qualified legal support at no cost, with unlimited calls and emails. In an increasingly complex and litigious environment, this support helps agents navigate risk, avoid penalties and gain expert guidance, without the usual high price tag.

 

specialist insurance

EBM RentCover landlord insurance policies

Specialist landlord insurance gives agents and their landlords confidence that investment properties are protected against the unique risks that standard home insurance often doesn’t cover.

RENTCOVER ULTRA

Landlord and contents insurance

Designed for apartments, units, and villas covered under a strata building insurance policy or insured separately, as well as standalone homes where the building is insured separately.

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What our agent partners say

I remember one client that faced significant property damage caused by a tenant. The insurance covered all repair costs and compensated for lost rental income, preventing a substantial financial burden on the landlord. A protected portfolio ensures financial stability, fosters trust with clients, and allows us to focus on growth and providing excellent service.

Brendan Di Rago
Director
Barry Plant

 

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Clients of EBM RentCover have exclusive access to effective and easy-to-use online systems. RCPLive enhances the customer experience by offering a centralised platform for overseeing all insurance needs.

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