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You can choose from these landlord insurance covers:

Buildings insurance – our standard buildings insurance covers property damage from major specified risks such as fire, storm & flood, lightning & earthquake, explosion, aircraft, riot, falling trees, etc. The cover is also available with accidential damage.
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Contents insurance – covers your possessions within the rental property, such as furniture and fittings. Tenants must buy their own contents cover to protect their own possessions.
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Landlord liability insurance – we include a minimum level of public liability, which covers your legal liability for the injury or death of a person on your property, or if a person’s property is lost or damaged. You can increase the level if you need to.
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Loss of rent or Alternative Accommodation – we can include a minimum level of cover which compensates you if you lose rental income because your property cannot be occupied or accessed. You may get a percentage of your rental income or the cost of alternative accommodation.
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What is the difference between landlord insurance and home insurance?

Conventional home insurance is not designed to protect rental properties. Many landlords presume that their home insurance will also cover their rental activities, but this is generally not the case.
As a landlord, you should consider taking out dedicated landlord insurance to give you the protection you need. A good landlord insurance policy doesn't just include buildings cover. It can also offer public and property owners' liability cover, cover for alternative accommodation costs, glass and locks replacement, and contents insurance. You may also consider taking out cover for loss of rent, that will pay out in the event that your property is unoccupied as a result of an insured event.