Rent Guarantee and Legal Expenses Insurance

Adrian Flux has launched a new rent guarantee insurance service protecting landlords from expensive legal bills if having a dispute with a tenant. This policy can be purchased on its own or as an addition to our Landlord Property Insurance Policies. The Policy covers legal expenses and offers optional cover should the tenant not be paying their rent. Rent protection insurance is particularly useful if you have a mortgage on your property and are relying on your rental income to cover it.

Why choose Adrian Flux?

Every landlord protection insurance quote will receive the attention of a specialist who’ll be able to help you choose the right policy for your needs.

Adrian Flux is one of the biggest specialist insurance brokers in the UK and is dedicated to getting you the best deal available. Our staff is experienced in dealing with tricky tenants and can help you through the process with minimum fuss.

Landlord Legal Stand Alone cover can be purchased with a discount if it’s alongside Adrian Flux’s standard Landlord Property Insurance policy guaranteeing all round protection and peace of mind. As let homes are a non-standard insurance risk, all our policies are designed specifically for the landlord’s individual situation.

Reliable Rent Guarantee

Legal Expenses Insurance on its own starts at just £19.99. And starting at just £140, Adrian Flux’s Rent Protection service offers peace of mind to all landlords. We appreciate that even the best tenants can run into financial difficulties and by having rent guarantee insurance in place, you can protect yourself from being out of pocket if their circumstances change.

There are 2 levels of Landlord Legal Expenses Insurance cover available:

Protection of up to £100,000. It covers you for Property Legal disputes, Attendance Expenses and Rent Recovery.
No excess if a panel representative is used.

Protection of up to £100,000 for costs and fees incurred in tenant eviction
Up to £50,000 cover for property infringement, criminal prosecution, tax disputes, identity fraud and tenant dilapidations pursuit
Up to £1,000 per month for rent, no more than 6 months rent (whichever is greater).