Each property will get a minimum 25% discount, apart from the property with the highest-priced cover.
You can insure up to 15 residential properties. This excludes optional add-ons. Minimum premiums apply. Discount(s) will be applied automatically.
Whether you're facing a legal problem or just want to check something with a solicitor, you'll get access to a team of experts 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, as standard.
Registration with DAS Businesslaw required. Services provided by DAS Legal Expenses Insurance Limited. For uncommon and certain country-specific areas of law, the 24/7 helpline will refer you to specialist advisers available Monday to Friday, 9am-5pm, excluding bank holidays.
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We know that managing a portfolio of properties can often be a full-time job - there are different contracts to sort out, tenants with different needs to support and maintenance issues across different buildings to deal with.
With so much to get done, the last thing you want to worry about is organising different insurance policies for each property you let. That's why we've created specialist multi-property landlord insurance that allows you to insure up to 15 properties - both residential and commercial - on one single policy, with one renewal date.
Whether you want to add more properties to your book, change the type of tenants you cater for or increase limits, you'll be able to do all this with no admin fees.
The following cover types are included in our landlord insurance for multiple properties as standard:
For an additional premium, you can add any of these covers to your landlord insurance policy:
You can get a quote with us for multi-property landlord insurance, with the option to insure up to 15 properties under one policy with one renewal date. You can do this online by adding the details for each of your properties. If you'd prefer to speak to someone, you can call our specialist multi-property landlord team on 0345 303 1764 or contact us using the WhatsApp QR code above.
If you already have landlord insurance with us, you can add up to 15 properties to your policy by logging into the My Account section. You'll need to use the email address and password you provided when you bought your landlord insurance policy. If you've forgotten your details, you can reset your password on the login screen.
Once logged in, you can view your existing policy under the “Your Policies” section and click “Amend” to add or remove any properties at any time. Alternatively, you can call our specialist multi-property landlord team on 0345 303 1764 or contact us using the WhatsApp QR code above.
Yes, you can add or remove properties from your policy as and when you need to, with no admin fee for doing so.
Yes, you can combine both residential and commercial landlord properties under one single policy, meaning you'll have one renewal date for all properties. You can insure up to 15 properties online on one single policy by completing a quote.
The rebuild value of your property is the amount it would cost to rebuild the property if it were destroyed. These costs include materials, labour, and fees for professionals such as architects and surveyors.
When you get a quote from us you may be able to use the Building Cost Information Service (BCIS) calculator to estimate the rebuild cost, but be aware that the calculator doesn't work for all property types. BCIS is part of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).
Alternatively, you can find a surveyor on the RICS website to give you a rebuild cost estimate. It's your responsibility to make sure that the sum insured is enough, as if you're underinsured this could affect the amount of any claim we may pay. BCIS is a third-party, and the calculator is not ours. It provides a sum insured range based on the brief details collected and standard of build from basic to excellent.
Yes, you can have your commercial properties under one policy and your residential properties under the other. Say if you need to insure multiple flats that you let commercially and multiple homes you rent out residentially but you'd prefer to keep the policies separate for your own administrative reasons, you can do so.
This means you'll have two separate policy numbers and renewal dates depending on when you take out the policies.
When you get a quote, we'll send you a policy document that shows the insurance cover you've chosen for your portfolio of properties.
These can also be found when you log into My Account.
Here you can find examples of our latest landlord insurance documents which show the main covers we offer, plus exclusions.
To make sure you download the right document, please select the dates that cover the period you bought or renewed your policy and the latest version of the document will be displayed.
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