Legal Expenses and Rent Guarantee Insurance
Rentguard’s Legal Expenses & Rent Guarantee Insurance can provide residential landlords protection when tenants can’t or won’t pay rent. It can also help with legal costs for evicting tenants as a result of rent arrears.
You can speak to our team by calling 0333 000 0169.
NRLA landlords can benefit from the following:
Financial protection against unpaid rent – to help provide landlords with a financial backup if a tenant is unable to pay their rent
Cover for the cost of legal advice and representation – to help landlords follow the correct procedures when evicting a tenant
Cover for the cost of eviction proceedings – to help landlords through the process of evicting a tenant due to rent arrears
A mediation service during the claims process – assistance from a third party to help landlords and tenants reach an agreement
Up to 5 tenants can be covered on one policy – all tenants must be on a single tenancy agreement
Cover can be offered for an existing tenancy agreement – a 90 days claim exclusion period from the policy start date will apply
A 12 month policy with no excess
Policy limits and exclusions may apply. Please see policy wording for full terms and conditions.
Referencing is a requirement of the Legal Expenses & Rent Guarantee insurance policy and the referencing documents must be no older than 31 days’ when the tenancy agreement and Legal Expenses & Rent Guarantee insurance policy start. Please access the referencing service available to NRLA customers here.
You can speak to our team by calling 0333 000 0169.
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We can also provide quotes for Residential Landlord Insurance, helping UK landlords let rental properties with confidence.
These are brief product descriptions only. Please refer to the policy documentation paying particular attention to the terms and conditions, exclusions, warranties, subjectivities, excesses and any endorsements.
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Articles
How likely is it that tenants will go into rent arrears?
There are a number of factors that could cause rent arrears, and an individual’s financial situation could change at any time. This is why having suitable cover in place, such as rent guarantee insurance, can help. You may also request that your tenant nominates a guarantor when signing the tenancy agreement, who can be liable for rent payments if they are missed. NRLA partner Rentguard, gives us an explanation.
What do tenants look for in a rented home?
Long-term tenancies reduce the likelihood of void periods that can occur when you’re looking for new tenants. Keeping tenants for longer periods can also allow you to build a rapport with them, which can help make the day-to-day management of your property simpler. But how can you convince reliable tenants to choose you and your property as their long-term landlord and home? NRLA partner, Rentguard has taken a look at what tenants are after in a rented home.
What are the most likely reasons for rent protection to fail?
Rent protection is designed to help landlords with lost rental income. Here, Jack Vlasto, of NRLA insurance partner Rentguard explains more about the different types of rent protection, and which situations they might cover.
Are rent arrear issues increasing for UK landlords?
As the UK continues to face a cost of living crisis, people across the country are likely to be cutting back on luxuries and other non-essential expenditures. Despite this, between rising energy prices and record-high inflation rates, some people may still be struggling to make ends meet. As a result, there could be an increased risk of tenants being unable to make rent payments, leaving landlords with a loss of income. NRLA Partner, Rentguard, gives us a solution.
A landlord’s checklist for rental protection
Jack Vlasto of NRLA insurance partner Rentguard explains how landlords can protect their rental income.
National Residential Landlords Association is an Introducer Appointed Representative of Arthur J. Gallagher Insurance Brokers Limited, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Registered Office: Spectrum Building, 55 Blythswood Street, Glasgow, G2 7AT. Registered in Scotland. Company Number: SC108909. Rentguard is a trading name of Arthur J. Gallagher Insurance Brokers Limited.