Protecting Investment Property
Price should never be the deciding factor, when protecting your investments

Landlords’ Buildings and Contents Insurance is designed specifically for people who let property. It is different to normal home insurance, as it allows tenants to live in your property while still covering your investment. A rental property covered by an ordinary Residential Insurance policy, is not protected and would breach mortgage lenders rules.
At Frog we specialise in helping Landlords invest in property, in order to build capital wealth and income streams (Property values can fluctuate and the property may not always be tenanted). Protecting property investments with the right Landlords Insurance policy is essential.
A typical policy can protect against:
- Accidental or malicious damage caused by tenants.
- Public liability.
- Rent guarantee.
- Eviction of squatters.
- Legal expenses.
We can help you select an insurance policy which not only protects your property from fire and theft, but also from the additional risks of renting a property.

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Please note, for these insurance products, terms and conditions apply. This information is a summary only. You will receive a full policy document upon application. This policy will set out the terms, conditions and limitations of cover provided under the plan.
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Helping you understand the various policy features
- Putting your foot through the ceiling whilst moving stuff into the attic
- Spilling wine on the carpet
- Accidentally kicking a football through a window
- Leaving the tap on and flooding the kitchen
In addition to the above, the principle benefit of accidental damage to buildings is that your external drain and pipe systems are covered up to the buildings sum assured, in the event of accidental damage.
Trace and Access covers you for the damage caused by tracing and accessing the problem. Claim entitlement is up to £5,000 per claim, with our panel providers Uinsure, Paymentshield, The Source and CETA with all offering the same terms. If you didn’t have trace and access cover, this could impact you hard financially. For example, if you had a burst pipe underground in your kitchen, the floor tiles and boards would have to ripped up, remove cabinets, etc, to access the pipes. The insurer would fix the leak to the pipes, but wouldn’t cover you for the damage to the kitchen caused accessing the pipes. With Trace and Access cover, you would receive money to repair/replace the floorboards, tiles, cabinets, etc, too.
This covers you in case of an emergency at the property, up £1,000 per claim. Generally, an emergency is an incident in the property, which if not dealt with quickly will:
- Make it unsafe or insecure for its occupants
- Cause damage to the property and its contents
- Leave the home without its primary source of heating, lighting or water
So, examples of a home emergency might be; the tenant being unable to lock the front door (making the home unsafe or insecure); the tenant waking up to find a leak is coming through ceiling (therefore, causing damage to the home and its contents); or the boiler breaking down and having no heating or hot water (therefore, leaving the home without its primary source of heating), etc.
This pays for unpaid rent, monthly in arrears. Typically, payable when a rental payment is more than 30 days overdue.
The legal protection provides cover for costs of between £50,000 and £100,000 dependent on provider (please check with our Adviser at the time of recommendation as to the level of cover provided under the recommended product), and associated fees, to pursue or defend claims involving a breach of a tenancy agreement, including rent arrears.
It also pays for legal fees in regards to evicting tenants, and the eviction of squatters.
This protects you for any legal costs in relation to your legal liability up to £2,000,000 (please check with our Adviser at the time of recommendation, as the maximum is dependent upon provider) in respect of third party claims (tenant claims), for damage to their personal property, or an injury to themselves, due to your negligence/maintenance of the property.
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