Renting to students is often seen as a dependable investment. But do you need HMO insurance? In many cases, the answer is yes. Let’s explore why.
Having insurance isn’t enough. It needs to be reviewed regularly to ensure it keeps up with changes in your property, tenants, and legal responsibilities.
Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) are once again a major talking point in the UK property sector, and for landlords, they’re more relevant than ever.
At Ashburnham Insurance, we’ve been closely monitoring how the shift in smart home technology affects insurance policies. Here’s what landlords need to know.
Not all landlord insurance policies are priced the same. If you’ve ever wondered why your premium is higher (or lower) than expected, you’re not alone.
Whether you’re a seasoned landlord or just getting started, it pays to understand how different location-based risk factors can push your premiums up or down.
We’ve spent years working alongside landlords and property investors, and few trends have been as striking as the rise of the limited company landlord.
When letting out a property to tenants, one of the most challenging issues that Landlords can face is tenant-caused damage.
In this article, we explore the insurance needs of commonhold property owners, what cover is required, and how it compares to leasehold or freehold.
Many landlords focus on tenant-related concerns like late rent payments, while the threat of vandalism and squatting is often overlooked.