Here are the policies that you can get through RAA:
This type of policy is for traditional rentals and cover you for several insured events such as storms, theft, fire and vandalism.
RAA is one of a handful of insurers that provide short term rental insurance for landlords looking to rent out their holiday home or property. To be eligible, your property must be used primarily as a rental property and you mustn't be there for more than 50% of the time, unless RAA has agreed with you otherwise. Like Landlord (Permanent) Rental insurance, you can get cover for the building only, the contents only or a combination of the two.
Here's some of the main insured events you'll be covered for with RAA landlord insurance.
Check out RAA's PDS for a more detailed breakdown of exclusions. You can also find more information about general exclusions here.
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