Quality of service - landlord insurance broker
One of my tenants has recently left one of my properties and I'm now left with an empty property. I'm aware that under the Aviva policy I currently have that I have up to 90 days to fill my property. However I just wanted to check out the details with Alan Boswell and I was delighted with the speed and depth of the response from young Amy:
Further to our telephone conversation this morning, I just wanted to email you some additional information.
I
have referred to a colleague who commonly deals with the Ocaso policies
and was advised that swapping to one of these policies would not be the
best recommendation at the present
moment. As tenants have just moved out, you do
have 90 days of full cover to find new tenants. The cover under your
current Aviva policy is much higher than the cover that you would
receive from Ocaso.
After
90 days, if you are still struggling to find tenants, then we would
consider looking at an Ocaso policy as they may not exceed Aviva’s
cover, but would in fact exceed the
restricted cover which follows after 90 days of unoccupancy. (Fire, Lightning,
Explosion and impact of Aircraft).
Running
the details through our system, Ocaso are quoting at £342.01 (this is
not a guaranteed figure at present) which would be broken down into 12
interest free payments of
approximately £28.50. So in this respect, they would be considerably
more expensive than Aviva as well.
I
hope this has been helpful – sorry for the delay in getting the
information across to you. Please don’t hesitate to contact me if you
have any questions or queries.
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