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发表于 2014-5-31 11:26:42
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I prefer AAMI.
You would better get building insurance and landlord insurance as well. Because you never know what tenants you get, they could burn down your house or damage the main structure of the house. If it did happen to you, then you could use insurance compensation to rebuild or repair the house. Also, sometimes tenants may not be able to pay out rental charges when they have financil dificulties, you may be able to get pay from landlord insurance. Or sometimes, the tenants may leave damages to your house, which is hardly covered by rental bond or no worthy to sue to VCAT, you can try to get compensation from landlord insurance. Anyway, it's tax deductable against your rental receipts.
I have heard a story long time ago, a student tenant always played gym upstair. One day, downstair ceiling was fallen down. The repairs eventually were paid out by building insurance.
From news I read long time ago, someone forgot to turn off iron, the house was caught by fire. The compensation was paid out by building insurance.
Also, I heard another story that one family purchased an old house. The old owner covered the downstair ceiling very well with new paint. After they moved in, the ceiling was collapsed because of bathroom leakage. Eventually, they got the compensation from building insurance to pay for restoration of ceiling & bathroom leakage repairments. |
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