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  • Prevention

The Warning Signs Your Rental Could Be Hiding a Drug Lab

Would you recognise the warning signs if your rental property were being used for illegal drug activity?  When a rental...

The Warning Signs Your Rental Could Be Hiding a Drug Lab
  • Insurance insights

10 Insights into the Investment Property Market

Each month we pull together 10 insights impacting the investment property market. Read on for this month’s instalment…

10 Insights into the Investment Property Market
  • Protection

Who’s Responsible For Tenant Damage?

Not all damage is intentional. Here are four common tenant damage scenarios landlords and property managers may encounter...

Who’s Responsible For Tenant Damage?
  • Protection

Pool Considerations For Landlords

Adding a pool or spa can enhance a property's appeal, but it also introduces additional risks and responsibilities. Before taking the plunge, this is what every landlord should know...

Pool Considerations For Landlords
  • Prevention

Springtime Property Risks: A Guide For The Upcoming Season

Springtime brings warmer weather, blooming gardens, singing birds, and buzzing bees — but that’s not all…

Springtime Property Risks: A Guide For The Upcoming Season
  • Case studies

Claims Lessons We’ve Learned 

From weather events and water damage to tenant issues and loss of rent, discover the valuable lessons we've learned from helping landlords through thousands of claims...

Claims Lessons We’ve Learned 
  • Protection

The Top Reasons You Need Landlord Insurance in 2026

Here are six reasons landlord insurance continues to be a worthwhile investment in 2026…

The Top Reasons You Need Landlord Insurance in 2026
  • Prevention

Evicting Mould From Your Rental Property

Learn what causes mould, who is responsible, and the steps landlords can take to reduce the risk…

Evicting Mould From Your Rental Property
  • Prevention

Small Property Problems That Can Turn Into Costly Claims 

Many costly insurance claims stem from small maintenance issues that are easy to overlook, highlighting the importance of addressing minor property defects before they escalate into significant and expensive damage...

Small Property Problems That Can Turn Into Costly Claims