August is often the month Landlords Insurance policies renew

August is often the month Landlords Insurance policies renew

9:03 AM, 19th July 2013, About 12 years ago 1

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Several years ago my business partners and I were approached by an insurance broker who told us we could save a lot of money by combining our landlords insurance policies into a block policy.

This was the beginning of our landlords buying group.

At that time we were in the business of arranging mortgages so we told our landlord clients how much money we we saving. They combined their landlords insurance policies with our block policy and so the scheme started to grow.

The bigger our landlords buying group became the more negotiating power we gained.

As time went by the word spread and before long hundreds of landlords had joined the group. We have switched insurance providers a few times when we have found better deals and we continue to shop around. To fund the administration we take a very small commission from the scheme provider. Some landlords have reported saving as much as 50% on their renewal premiums at the point of switching from their insurance provider to the current provider to our landlords buying group.

It’s fair to say that not everybody joining our landlords buying group can save money as some insurance risks are not compatible with the scheme provider. However, it costs nothing to join our landlords buying group and nothing to get a quote, hence you have nothing to lose.

By the time your insurance renewal falls due you may well have forgotten about this article. Therefore, if you put your contact details into the form below we will make sure you are contacted by our landlords insurance scheme administrator a week or so before your next policy is due for renewal. If you don’t give it a try you will never know how much you might be able to save so you might as well complete the form now, it should take less time than it took you to read this article 🙂

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Yvette Newbury

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16:26 PM, 22nd July 2013, About 11 years ago

..but not for leaseholders who do not need buildings insurance. Maybe this is something you could look to offer? Whilst we don't need buildings insurance as it is covered in a block policy and paid for in our service charges, we do want a general policy to cover us as landlords, with a small amount of contents insurance thrown in for good measure. Look forward to hearing you will be able to offer a group deal on that one day. Thanks.

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