Insurance is big business in Australia and all you have to do is turn on the TV to see the latest insurance products to hit the market. The concept of insurance though centres around protecting against physical loss, whether that be your job, your car or your house.
Body Corporate Insurance – Is Your Investment Property Covered?
Owning an Investment Property – Body Corporate Insurance:
Owning an investment property can be a great strategy for earning some extra income, but there are also costs involved, with one of the major costs being that of insurance. Things are slightly different where your investment property is an apartment or townhouse and there is a body corporate in place. As part of your body corporate levies you are paying for the body corporate to have insurance over the property.
So You’ve Purchased a Property – What About Insurance?
So you’ve taken the plunge into the property market and purchased a property. First of all, congratulations! Deciding to buy a property is a big step forward. But here’s a tip, have you considered insurance? We know, you’ve only just signed the contract of sale and you won’t actually own the house for a while yet, but what you’re probably not aware of is that the property is already you’re responsibility.
Contract of Sale – Insuring the Property:
As soon as you sign that contract to buy a property there are a whole host of things that need to be done and considered. One of these things that is often overlooked, but really should be at the top of your to-do list is the issue of insurance.
Body Corporate Not Required - Buying a Duplex in Queensland:
It’s well known that buying into an apartment or unit complex brings with it an extra level of complexity stemming from the strict and confusing Body Corporate legislation that applies. With freestanding housing becoming more rare and more expensive as housing density increases, multi-dwelling residences are becoming the norm.