Landlord Insurance

Investing in property can be a rewarding experience which is designed to build wealth and stability for your future. As with any investment, there is an element of risk, however, you can reduce this by covering your property with Landlord's Insurance.

Insurance will not only cover the property for damage caused by events like fire or storm, it can also include benefits to protect your property asset and rental income from the tenant and 3rd party-related risks.

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3 steps to get covered

01

Submit online form

To start your quote for Landlord Insurance, simply click the 'Get a Quote' button to open up the form.

02

Get quote

Once you submit the details, you will receive the insurance quote via email with the details regarding your property.

03

Get covered

Select your policy, pay to purchase and get covered!

Frequently Asked Questions

Why purchase landlord insurance?

Landlord insurance provides peace of mind, ensuring your investment is protected against unforeseen circumstances. It’s an essential consideration for property owners looking to minimise risk while renting out their property.

What does landlord insurance cover?

Typical coverage helps protect against:

Acts of nature events: Events such as storms, fire, or water damage that may result in loss or damage to your property.

Theft, loss and damage: Covers situations where your property is stolen or damaged by tenants or other external factors.

Loss of rental income: Helps compensate for lost rent if your property becomes uninhabitable due to an insured event or if tenants default.

What types of cover are available?

Landlord insurance can be tailored to suit your specific needs, with options to cover different aspects of your investment property. Typically there are options for building cover, contents cover or a combination of both.  

Coverage can vary between policies. When choosing a policy, carefully review the Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) to ensure it provides the coverage you need.

Is landlord insurance a requirement?

While not mandatory, most property investors choose to take out a landlord insurance policy to protect their asset but if you have a mortgage, some lenders may require you to provide proof of insurance as part of their loan process.

This requirement helps ensure that the property is protected against unexpected damage or loss, which reduces financial risks for both you and the lender.