Hello,
The kitchen bench at my rental property has been damaged by the tenants, accidental or otherwise. It is a laminate bench top that has cracked right through at its narrowest part where the sink is installed. Are my tenants liable to pay for this damage or pay the excess of an insurance...
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Scrim Wall House Insurance
Hi all,
Is anyone aware of a company/broker who can arrange insurance on an old house with scrim walls?
House has been rewired.
Seems like scrim is about as popular as an airborne virus.
Grazie,
SK
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Is the unit covered by Body Corporate insurance?
Hi all,
if a tenant causes a fire in the apartment, would the unit and and fixtures be covered by the body corporate insurance?
thanks
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Taxes on insurance now exceed the cost of the insurance!
Just a bit of a rant here, I notice from the latest property insurance invoice for one of my 2-brm units, that although the actual premium itself has had its usual double digit annual increase (to ~$530), due to the increase in EQC levy from $200 to $300 this plus the other taxes (Fire, GST, Natural...
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Insurance Problem
We took out insurance through Real Landlord Insurance (rlinz) which was a suggestion from our property management company when we bought our rental. A number of years later we are looking at selling the property. On phoning rlinz they advised that as they only insure the property when it is tenanted...
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Tenancy Reforms - July 2019 Edition
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/a...ectid=12252718
Make sure your excess is set to 4 weeks rent to minimize insurance costs?
Balance of probability that insured damage is caused by tenant or not, I guess....
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Need special insurance, 1 unconsented bathroom?
Hello folks,
My wife and I have a live offer on a property which is a nicely renovated 1950s home. At some point they have put in a small second bathroom downstairs (post 2000s I believe). There is nothing in the property file or LIM about it. I have an offer of finance that requires...
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Does Insurance cover Borer
Our staircase is broken because of borer under the carpet. We did not realise until we went through it. The entire staircase is infected and needs to come out. Will insurance cover this?
Thanks.
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addition with no ccc, section 95a letter - insurance, finance, etc.
We are considering a (weatherboard) house which has an addition with no CCC. The owners had the council out to inspect, many years after the addition was done, and the council refused to issue a CCC and instead sent a section 95A letter detailing the reasons they won't issue a CCC.
Despite...
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Insurance and banks
How have you found the bank view when it comes to insurance ?
1: If the building forms only a small portion of the value of the property and contributes little income vs the land value and providing the income have you found the bank willing to forgo the right to insist on insurance...
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Tenant Insurance
Does anyone include a clause in your tenancy agreements stating tenants are responsible for taking out insurance to cover their possessions while renting the property? Or something that specifically states their contents is not covered by any insurances help by the landlord? Also for a fixed term tenancy,...
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Recovering Opex (rent ) in arrears without threatening Termination of Lease - options
Hi Everyone
I have a tenant digging in their heels regarding the payment of Insurance. All 6 other tenants in our complex have done so as they do every year. I have sent letters, quoted the lease, had the lawyer send a letter explaining consequences and asking for payment within 10 days. Still...
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Home insurance quote - is this reasonable?
Hello,
We've purchased our first home, so home insurance is new territory.
The house has some old wiring, which the broker said if electrical damage occurs which is caused by the old wiring ,we will not be covered. We will be getting it updated, as the insurance requires this...
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Encumbrance by Insurance Company
Hi, I have an earthquake damaged property in Christchurch.
Repaired in 2013, deemed a failed repair in 2016, so insurance have been re-scoping ever since.
We have had the pricing done for the repairs.
All is currently with loss adjuster for...