Courtesy of Gordon Edginton A shift to “sum insured” rather than current full replacement or reinstatement will require property owners to be proactive to ensure any building and improvements are adequately covered. There will possibly be a need to provide insurance certificates (or similar certification) to identify clearly the sum insured. Historically insurance certificates have […]…
Is your investment property looked after by friends, family, a neighbor or an inexperienced property manager? Under the Tenancy Act, a landlord can face heavy penalties if properties are not managed properly, including: Fines of up to $3000 for providing sub-standard housing. Fines of up to $1000 for failing to appoint an agent while traveling […]…
As a Landlord with investment properties rented, we believe you need to have “Protection Insurance” or at least consider it. Protect yourself from the risks of loss by renting your property with cover which is tailored and looks after your appliances, furniture or chattels. There is also comprehensive cover for accident damage caused by tenants. […]…