Could your rental be used as a drug lab?
Would you recognise the warning signs if your rental property were being used for illegal drug activity? When a rental...
Prevention
Are there gaps in your cover?
Whether you own investment properties or manage them on behalf of clients, it’s easy to assume everything is “sorted”… until something goes wrong....
Staying ahead of the game – why it pays to be proactive
The rental market remains highly competitive, with strong tenant demand across much of the country. While current conditions may appear...
Five ways to make your property safer in 2026
Want practical ways to make properties safer and gain peace of mind in 2026? Read this...
New year, new risks – what to watch for in 2026
A rental property is a major investment, so it pays for landlords to monitor the market and have plans in place to address risks...
How to choose good tenants
Choosing the right tenants for your rental property is essential - for both peace of mind and protecting your investment...
Springtime risks for rental properties
Springtime brings warmer weather, blooming gardens, singing birds, and buzzing bees — but that’s not all…
Water, water everywhere: Understanding water damage cover
Water damage is a common landlord insurance claim – but not all damage is covered...
A lesson in student accommodation insurance cover
Before landlords offer student accommodation, they need to study the insurance situation...
Don’t DIY – why handymen can void landlord insurance
There is a good reason why DIY at a rental property is not the best idea – in fact, it...
Death and rental properties: what you need to know
Though unpleasant to consider, landlords and property managers may sometimes need to handle a death affecting a rental property…
Serious impact damage – is it covered?
Claims for impact damage may not be an everyday thing, but they can and do happen. If your rental property...
Reducing the risk of rent arrears
When money is tight, eventually something might have to give. And for tenants, that something may just be the rent payment...