Loss of Rent Insurance
The property ownership business has seen an increase in recent years, resulting in more landlords offering property rental to tenants and businesses all across the UK. There is a complicated list of business rules which state what can and cannot be done in the world of commercial and residential letting.
Cash Flow Protection
If you are primarily a landlord, a majority of your income is likely to come from the rent that your tenants or business clients are paying to use your property. Unfortunately, there are a number of ways in which your cash flow can be halted due to the sheer number of variables. For example, a fire could be accidentally caused making the premises uninhabitable for a period of time, and the previous tenant may never even come back. Your property could also be damaged or destroyed in extreme weather circumstances such as storms of floods, having the same effect. Fortunately, Insurance Price can insure you for this kind of scenario, keeping your business and livelihood safe and in good hands.
Why Choose Insurance Price
Unlike other insurance companies, we deal with your business needs on a personal level. Unfortunately many business owners do not know exactly what they need to keep them covered, and end up paying more than they need to by having unnecessary extras. On the other hand, you can also be underinsured if you do not take out the correct policies for your business.
That is where our team of expert advisors come in. With 25 years in the industry and over 35 years of combined experience, you can be assured that you are speaking to a professional when dealing with Insurance Price. Our team will work to tailor a policy directly to your business needs at competitive premiums.
Obtaining a Quote
If you would like to include loss of rent cover with your landlord insurance policy head over to our landlord insurance page or give us a call directly on 0161 763 8222. If you would prefer to be contacted at a specific time, you can request a callback using our secure online form.