Multi Property FAQs
Read our most frequently asked questions listed below. To narrow down your search try selecting a specific category or if you cannot find the answer you are looking for please do not hesitate to contact us.
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How long is a quote valid for?
30 days.
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How do I renew my policy?
All our buildings insurance renewals are invited by email, letter and followed up with a phone call. so you will always know when your policy is due for renewal.
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How is multiple property landlord insurance the cheapest option?
If you have a property portfolio, a multiple property landlord insurance policy will be cheaper than taking our separate landlord insurance cover for each property. It is the cheapest option because you will receive a discount for insuring more properties.
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Can I add other people to the policy?
With CIA you can have joint policy holders on each property, and these don’t have to be the same person for each individual property. The property has to be insured in the name of the person/company that is named on the title deeds and whose legal responsibility it is to insure.
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What property types are covered with multi-property insurance?
All property types are included in our multiple property insurance. The definitive list includes houses, flats, cottages and bungalows.
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What is multi-property landlord insurance?
Multi-property landlord insurance covers landlords who let out three or more properties. It can provide cover for various risks such as building and contents damage, loss of rent and liability.
The more properties you have in your portfolio, the larger discount you will get with multi-property landlord insurance. It is more cost-effective than taking out separate landlord insurance policies for each property and more convenient to manage.
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What is multi-property landlord insurance?
Multi-property landlord insurance covers landlords who let out three or more properties. It can provide cover for various risks such as building and contents damage, loss of rent and liability.
The more properties you have in your portfolio, the larger discount you will get with multi-property landlord insurance. It is more cost-effective than taking out separate landlord insurance policies for each property and more convenient to manage.
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Can I add properties on mid-term?
We do offer insurance policies which allow you to add properties midterm on a pro-rata basis, as long as you let us know you will require this service when purchasing your 1st policy.
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Do you offer a multi property discount?
If you already have landlord insurance with us, then we will give you a multi-property discount. To take advantage of the discount, we will need to complete the quote over the phone with you, so, call us on 01788 818 670.
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What if I want to rent out more than one property?
If you have an existing landlord insurance policy, you will be able to take out multiple-property landlord insurance with us. Please note that in these instances, the policy commencement dates will differ between properties. This won’t affect your multi-property discount. We are able to cover all types of properties, including blocks of flats let out on either a residential or commercial basis. However please note that residential properties and commercial properties will be on separate policies.
Multi-property landlord insurance is designed to save landlords time and money. Having one policy that covers all properties means there’s that only one payment and one renewal a year for you to think about, and the multi-property discount means that sometimes it can be cheaper than taking out individual insurance policies for each property. This applies if you take your policies out together or if you advise us at the start of the policy that you will be adding properties mid-term.
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Amina was very helpful in sorting out my landlord’s insurance and spotted an error in my cover which helped reduce my premium.
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We are first time landlords and you gave good advice and the process was easy and good value.
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A pleasure to deal with, the lady on the phone was a credit to her company.