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Question about landlords property insurance

marsbar1 · 2017-01-12 23:28:19

I've been told by a broker that there is only one insurance company that will insure your buildings if a landlord is not Irish resident, and they are based in Northern Ireland. (I forget the name) Is this true?

12-01-2017 11:28pm

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marsbar1

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I've been told by a broker that there is only one insurance company that will insure your buildings if a landlord is not Irish resident, and they are based in Northern Ireland. (I forget the name) Is this true?

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#2 14-01-2017 8:41am

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marsbar1 wrote: »

I've been told by a broker that there is only one insurance company that will insure your buildings if a landlord is not Irish resident, and they are based in Northern Ireland. (I forget the name) Is this true?

Not true at all. Aviva insure my property and I'm non-resident.

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#3 14-01-2017 8:47am

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Great thanks for this information

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