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Title: Buy to Let Insurance
Post by: Mr Skrunts on 28 July 2020, 17:42:17
Any recomendations.

Not for me but a friend. :o

She was offered the insurance from Birminghammidshires when she took the mortgage on with them, Cant get through on the phone to them or find anything online to say they still offer it.  So looking for suggestions as I know there a members that have mentioned renting before.

TIA. :y
Title: Re: Buy to Let Insurance
Post by: Sir Tigger KC on 28 July 2020, 22:48:39
Probably just as well that she can't through to Birmingham Midshires as I'm sure their premiums are eye watering, and that goes for all the other banks and Building societies as well!  ::)

Simple Landlords Insurance and Direct Line are very competitive and offer good cashback deals at www.topcashback.co.uk. I've also used AXA and although the premium was higher than Simple or Direct Line, the cashback deal was more than made for it.  :y

Like all insurances there are comparison sites, so that's a good enough place to start.  :)
Title: Re: Buy to Let Insurance
Post by: Mr Skrunts on 28 July 2020, 23:51:13
Cheers for that.  She isnt on the net so I will look into it if I can.  She isnt one for sharing her details. :y
Title: Re: Buy to Let Insurance
Post by: Field Marshal Dr. Opti on 29 July 2020, 13:00:44
Any recomendations.

Not for me but a friend. :o

She was offered the insurance from Birminghammidshires when she took the mortgage on with them, Cant get through on the phone to them or find anything online to say they still offer it.  So looking for suggestions as I know there a members that have mentioned renting before.

TIA. :y

I used these exact words when I contacted the doctor about a nasty little rash down below. ;)
Title: Re: Buy to Let Insurance
Post by: New POD on 29 July 2020, 17:42:01
Got mine through Direct Line. 23 quid a month for a 3 bed semi, with all boxes ticked.  Value about £150k in L23
Title: Re: Buy to Let Insurance
Post by: Mr Skrunts on 29 July 2020, 18:37:05
All sorted many thanks. 8) :y :y

Gone with direct line, all covered. Far too many questions  :-X