Flat Living Magazine provides explanations to some of the most common terms and phrases in block insurance terminology.
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A deposit is not a legal requirement and can also be a heavy administrative burden for you as a landlord, why not pass the job over to the experts?
In this Advice Note, well take a look at your legal rights when it comes to insuring your block.
In excess of 77% of all the cases BCH handle, involving billions of pounds worth of property, are found to be underinsured.
The government has reached an agreement with the ABI to ensure that homeowners will continue to be offered insurance cover, whether or not they are in an area that is susceptible to flooding.
Insuring a block of flats or a building converted into flats is very different to insuring other types of property.
Residentsline’s Managing Director, Belinda Thorpe explains how many insurance products for flats and apartments in the UK have evolved.
Lorna Harrington takes a look at some frequently overlooked aspects of block insurance that will impact on the rebuild cost.
If you have to make a major claim against your buildings insurance, VAT will be an important aspect of the rebuild cost, explains Roger Corp.
When a Residents’ Management Company (RMC) engages a contractor to work on its premises there will normally be agreed terms.