CRM Brokers has arranged cover for Investment Properties nationally, as well as for Holiday Homes. Not only can the Insurance packages protect your property and contents against damage or loss, it can also cover rent default and the legal costs associated with pursuing tenants, as well as the loss of rent if the property is un-tenantable due to damage.
We source Landlords Insurance (which includes Holiday Homes & Units) at a competitive rate with some of the lowest excesses in the market. We can also offer you Mortgagee Protection Cover under our Landlords & Building Insurance, plus your choice of Excess to help manage your premium.
Landlord Insurance
We provide a specialised package cover for full-time tenant-related risks where the building is insured elsewhere. It covers:
- Contents and fixtures & fittings
- Legal Liability including claims made by a tenant against you
- Rent loss due to the property being un-tenantable due to an event insured in your policy
- Deliberate damage by a tenant or their guests
- Default of rent by tenants
- Theft by tenants
- Legal expenses of pursuing tenants through the tribunal system, including eviction.
Landlord & Building Insurance
We provide a specialised package cover for owners of houses which are rented on a full-time basis as domestic residences. It covers:
- Building, Contents and fixtures & fittings
- Legal Liability including claims made by a tenant against you
- Rent loss due to the property being un-tenantable from many external causes
- Deliberate damage by a tenant or their guests
- Default of rent by tenants
- Legal expenses of pursuing tenants through the tribunal system, including eviction
To include Accidental Damage Cover, click on either the Landlord Insurance (Accidental Damage) or the Landlord & Building Insurance (Accidental Damage) Questionnaire.
Unsure about the cover you require? Then talk to a real person. Contact us on 1300 880 494.
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Who is Responsible for Repairs & Maintenance?
This document is suitable for Lot Owners with determining who is responsible for repairs and maintence – the Owner or the Owner’s Corporation.
This publication provides a list of items found within a building that could generally be considered common property. This document is a Guide only. To find information specific to your property we recommend you refer to the strata plan and by-laws or seek legal advice.