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This can cover you for the cost of repairs to your property as well as replacement costs if an insured event, such as storm, fire, theft, or flood, damages or destroys it. This includes protection against theft or damages caused by tenants. It will also cover the contents of your property. It can also cover you for loss of rent if your property becomes uninhabitable.
Buildings cover only
If your rental property is unfurnished, a buildings cover policy makes sense since it will cover you for the residential building which includes any fixed items like sheds and built-in swimming pools.
Contents cover only
If your rental property is in a strata building, then a contents-only policy can look after the belongings inside the home. This is particularly helpful if the property is furnished and can cover you for insured events like fires, theft and more.
How does the coverage compare under Landlord Insurance?
To help you understand what you're covered for, we've checked out the QBE Landlord Insurance Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) and made a list of the insured events.
Insured event
Buildings and contents
Buildings cover only
Contents cover only
Fire
Theft
Storm
Flood
Lightning
Earthquake or tsunami
Escape of liquid
Accidental glass breakage
Malicious act
Collision
Falling tree or branch
Electrical motor burnout
Damage by animals
Explosion
Riot
Accidental damage
The list below outlines some of the added benefits of a QBE Landlord Insurance policy.
More benefits
Buildings and contents
Buildings cover only
Contents cover only
Emergency temporary repairs
Reasonable cost
Reasonable cost
Mortgage discharge
Reasonable cost
Environmental upgrades
$2,500
$500 per item or $2,500
Loss of rent
Up to 12 months of rent or 10% of your buildings sum insured
Up to 12 months of rent or 10% of your contents sum insured
Building materials awaiting installation
$2,000
$2,000
Loss of rent due to forced evacuation by government authority
Cost of rent – up to 60 days
Cost of rent – up to 60 days
Cost of rent – up to 60 days
Legal liability
$30,000,000
$30,000,000
If you choose to add extra cover to your policy, here are your options;
Optional
Buildings and contents
Buildings cover only
Contents cover only
Theft and vandalism by tenants to your property
$10,000
$10,000
Rent Default
Up to the weekly rental limit for the maximum number of weeks' limit shown on your Policy Schedule
Up to the weekly rental limit for the maximum number of weeks' limit shown on your Policy Schedule
Up to the weekly rental limit for the maximum number of weeks' limit shown on your Policy Schedule
Making a claim with QBE
To make a QBE Landlord Insurance claim, take the following steps:
As soon as it is safe to do so and if possible, take steps to prevent further loss or damage to your property.
Report the incident to the police if something was lost or stolen and get a copy of the report to send to QBE.
As soon as you can, you can call QBE on 133 723 to make your claim. Alternatively, you can lodge it online at qbe.com/au.
Who is eligible for a QBE landlord insurance policy?
A QBE landlord insurance policy is suitable for landlords who own a home in Australia used for residential purposes that they rent out to tenants under a leaseagreement, including as a casual or short-term rental (for example via Airbnb) and for those who want financial protection for:
loss or damage to their residential rental property;
accidental damage to the home;
loss of rent due to damage by an insured event;
malicious damage by tenants; and
legal liability
Frequently asked questions
Can I get cover for loss of rental income?
Yes. QBE covers loss of rental income if your property becomes unliveable due to an insured event (e.g. your tenants are unable to safely live at the property).
Does QBE Landlord Insurance offer flood cover?
Yes. A QBE Landlord Insurance property will cover you for damage caused by storm, storm surge, rain, hail or flood.
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Hope this helps!
AniMay 23, 2023
I have a listed air bnb as part of my home. Im owber occupier. The bnb is part of my home with separate access and locked door accessible inside the house.
I have air cover as part of air bnb but presume I need additional insurance should a guess start a fire for example that damages my part of the house ?
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JamesMay 26, 2023Finder
Hi Ani,
Thank you for reaching out. One option to consider is short term rental insurance. It can offer cover for your entire home, or just the part that’s being rented. You can read more about how this insurance works in our guide to short term rentals. In some cases, landlord insurance policies can offer coverage for short-term room rentals. It’s best to speak with an insurer directly if you’ve any queries about what you will or won’t be covered for.
The best landlord insurance is the one that you can trust to protect your investment when you're not there.
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Hi Bick,
We’re a review and comparison site, so you’ll need to contact QBE directly for customer support. You can reach them on 133 723.
Hope this helps!
I have a listed air bnb as part of my home. Im owber occupier. The bnb is part of my home with separate access and locked door accessible inside the house.
I have air cover as part of air bnb but presume I need additional insurance should a guess start a fire for example that damages my part of the house ?
Hi Ani,
Thank you for reaching out. One option to consider is short term rental insurance. It can offer cover for your entire home, or just the part that’s being rented. You can read more about how this insurance works in our guide to short term rentals. In some cases, landlord insurance policies can offer coverage for short-term room rentals. It’s best to speak with an insurer directly if you’ve any queries about what you will or won’t be covered for.
I hope this helps.
Best,
James