Residential Landlord Insurance and Commercial Landlord Insurance – what’s the difference?
Residential Landlord Insurance is designed to cover buildings that are rented to tenants for residential purposes i.e. houses, flats and apartments that your tenants live in.
Commercial Landlord Insurance is intended to cover buildings you own and rent to tenants who use them for business purposes – shops, offices, salons, warehouses, surgeries, restaurants, etc, as well as schools, churches and leisure centres.
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