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Landlord insurance isn't a legal requirement, but if you have a mortgage on your property, most banks and mortgage lenders require you to purchase Landlord Buildings insurance as security to safeguard themselves against financial risk caused by unexpected damage or loss to your property.

Call Terri Scheer on 1800 804 016 or email customerservice@terrischeer.com.au.

Tenant insurance will provide coverage if you and your family are sued and legally held responsible for unintentional damage to the property of others or having caused them bodily injury. Personal liability coverage includes: Medical bills to treat someone else's injuries.

Call Terri Scheer on 1800 804 016 or email customerservice@terrischeer.com.au.

This means that should any accidental damage occur to the walls, floors, ceilings, roof, windows, doors and any other structural parts of the property, the landlord is the one liable for the damage and must pay for any repairs to be carried out as soon as possible.

Covers your building for loss or damage resulting from unexpected events such as fire (including bushfire) or explosion, storm or rainwater and flood, as well as accidental loss or damage caused by tenants as covered in this policy.

Covers your building for loss or damage resulting from unexpected events such as fire (including bushfire) or explosion, storm or rainwater and flood, as well as accidental loss or damage caused by tenants as covered in this policy.

Landlords' contents cover provides protection for certain appliances such as white goods, furniture and furnishings, belonging to you, but for the use of your tenants. It will cover the cost of replacing or repairing the items.

Accidental Damage is any unintentional one-off incident that harms your property or contents. This could be accidentally smashing a window or spilling a drink on the carpet or sofa. It's important to bear in mind that this does not include wear and tear, gradual damage or mechanical fault.

Landlord insurance isn't a legal requirement, but if you have a mortgage on your property, most banks and mortgage lenders require you to purchase Landlord Buildings insurance as security to safeguard themselves against financial risk caused by unexpected damage or loss to your property.

Call Terri Scheer on 1800 804 016 or email customerservice@terrischeer.com.au.

Tenant insurance will provide coverage if you and your family are sued and legally held responsible for unintentional damage to the property of others or having caused them bodily injury. Personal liability coverage includes: Medical bills to treat someone else's injuries.

Call Terri Scheer on 1800 804 016 or email customerservice@terrischeer.com.au.

This means that should any accidental damage occur to the walls, floors, ceilings, roof, windows, doors and any other structural parts of the property, the landlord is the one liable for the damage and must pay for any repairs to be carried out as soon as possible.

Covers your building for loss or damage resulting from unexpected events such as fire (including bushfire) or explosion, storm or rainwater and flood, as well as accidental loss or damage caused by tenants as covered in this policy.

Covers your building for loss or damage resulting from unexpected events such as fire (including bushfire) or explosion, storm or rainwater and flood, as well as accidental loss or damage caused by tenants as covered in this policy.

Landlords' contents cover provides protection for certain appliances such as white goods, furniture and furnishings, belonging to you, but for the use of your tenants. It will cover the cost of replacing or repairing the items.

Accidental Damage is any unintentional one-off incident that harms your property or contents. This could be accidentally smashing a window or spilling a drink on the carpet or sofa. It's important to bear in mind that this does not include wear and tear, gradual damage or mechanical fault.

Accidental Damage is any unintentional one-off incident that harms your property or contents. This could be accidentally smashing a window or spilling a drink on the carpet or sofa. It's important to bear in mind that this does not include wear and tear, gradual damage or mechanical fault.