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Shaz
Shaz
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12 years ago
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You should tell your insurance broker and they will provide 'unoccupied' property insurance (more expensive and less cover), if you then notify them when the property is let they can either amend the existing policy, or it may be cheaper to cancel it and take out a normal landlord's insurance policy. Even if someone is living in the house you should notify your insurer if building works are being carried out otherwise you may find yourself not covered in the event of a claim.

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