Landlord Insurance

Landlord Insurance protects property owners who rent out residential or commercial properties against risks such as tenant damage, rent default, fire, theft, and storm damage. It combines building and contents cover with optional landlord-specific protections to help secure your investment.

Whether you own a single rental property, multiple units, or a commercial tenancy, landlord insurance helps safeguard your property’s value and income stream. Policies can cover repairs after damage, lost rent during repairs, and liability claims related to your rental property.

At Angelic Insurance, we help property investors compare policies from leading Australian insurers. Our authorised brokers provide general advice to assist landlords in finding cover that matches their portfolio, tenant risk, and location.

How It Works

Getting Landlord Insurance through Angelic Insurance is fast and straightforward. We help you protect your rental property and income in just a few steps.

Tell us about your property

Share your property type, location, tenancy details, and construction so we can assess the risks and recommend suitable cover.

We compare insurers for you

We review multiple insurers’ policies, focusing on tenant risk, loss of rent cover, property value, and liability protection.

Choose your level of protection

You decide whether to insure buildings, contents, or both. You can also add cover for rent default, malicious damage, or legal expenses.

Policy setup and documentation

Once approved, we issue your Certificate of Currency and final documents within 24–48 hours so you can comply with lease or bank terms.

Ongoing review and support

We help with updates, renewals, and claims ensuring your policy evolves with your portfolio and occupancy changes.

Why You Need It?

Owning a rental property exposes you to more risks than simply owning a home. Landlord insurance helps you avoid costly disruptions and protect your return on investment.

Protects against tenant damage

Malicious or accidental damage caused by tenants can lead to costly repairs. This cover helps pay for cleaning, restoration, or replacement.

Covers loss of rent

If your property becomes uninhabitable after an insured event, loss of rent cover helps maintain your income while repairs are made.

Legal liability included

Covers you if a tenant or visitor is injured due to a defect on the property for which you're found legally liable.

Meets mortgage or lease terms

Lenders and managing agents often require landlords to maintain appropriate building and liability insurance.

Suits residential or commercial

We can arrange cover for short-term rentals, residential leases, or retail and commercial tenancies.

How Angelic Insurance Can Help?

We understand the complexities of rental properties and help landlords find cost-effective cover without gaps or unnecessary extras.

Tailored policy comparisons

We compare landlord policies that suit your property type, location, lease structure, and risk profile.

Assistance with claims

If your property suffers damage or a tenant defaults, we help manage your claim and liaise with the insurer for a smooth resolution.

Flexible options for all landlords

Whether you rent out a house, unit, or commercial premises, we offer general advice that fits your rental structure.

Quick documentation

Need a Certificate of Currency for a lease or bank? We provide fast turnaround so you can meet requirements on time.

Portfolio support

Own multiple properties? We help review and streamline your insurance, keeping you covered and organised.

Challenges Businesses Face Without Landlord Insurance

Uninsured landlords often face high repair costs, lost income, or legal exposure following an incident. Here’s what can go wrong without cover.

Case Studies: How Landlord Insurance Helped Real Businesses

Case 1 – Water damage from upstairs tenant

A Brisbane duplex owner suffered ceiling and flooring damage when a tenant’s bath overflowed. Repairs cost $11,200, covered by their landlord insurance policy.

Case 2 – Fire at investment apartment

A kitchen fire in a Sydney rental apartment caused $68,000 in damage. Insurance covered repairs and six weeks’ lost rent during refurbishment.

Case 3 – Commercial tenant absconds

A retail tenant in Melbourne defaulted on rent and left behind damage. The policy covered $9,500 in unpaid rent and restoration of the premises.

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Frequently Asked Questions

It covers damage to your property caused by tenants or disasters, plus optional rent loss and legal liability for rental properties.

Yes. While cover types vary slightly, both types of landlords can benefit from tailored protection.

Yes, if you choose to include it. It usually requires a lease agreement and conditions around tenant non-payment.

Yes, if included in your policy. Some insurers offer this as an optional extra, depending on the tenancy structure.

Home insurance is for owner-occupiers. Landlord insurance includes rental-specific risks like loss of rent and tenant damage.

Yes. If you’re leasing a furnished unit or have appliances in place, contents-only cover is available.

Yes, but strata insurance usually covers the building. Landlords may still need contents, rent, and liability cover.

Yes. We help you update the policy if lease terms, occupants, or risk profiles change.

Yes, this is often available as an optional extension.

Typically up to $1,250 per week or $65,000 in total, depending on the policy and lease terms.

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