Hi, does anyone know if any of the landlord insurance companies give a discount for insuring multiple properties?
Mine do (elders) in WA and I also make sure I get a discount on my Property Managment. Just ask and you might be surprised.
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Although I only have one IP, I have it on good authority (my wondrful PM) that not only do REI Insurance Brokers (via AON Landlords Property One policy) offer a discount for multiple properties but they also have an excellent product. You can contact them at [email protected]
I trust my PM but as you don’t know me or her it’s probably best to shop around. I also believe that a South Australian insurance company called Scheer offers a discount for multiple properties and has a pretty good product. I don’t personally know much more about them than that.
Regards
SonjaPS Have you tried a search of this site? I recall reading about insurance here in a number of threads.
Hi,
CGU also offer a discount for multiple properties.Helen[biggrin]
Hi All,
I am unfamiliar with REi but fully understand the concept and how much it can benefit a PI. However, i dont know what the typical cost of REI on a property. Any one got some figures they could throw at me ?Thank you everyone for your replies, it’s great to have help. I’ll check out these companies and see how I go. Thanks again. Warrant, my landlords insurance currently ranges from $170 – $250 a year ($170 for a house in regional WA, and $250 for a unit in Sydney) – I’m not sure how they work out quotes, I think it might be by area as they don’t seem to want to know to much else.
Thanks for the figures rjk. I had a look at some online quotes yesterdak for REI and you are very correct in saying that the quote figure is very much dependant upon the location of the house (Much the same as car insurance is for cars).
Warrant.
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