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    JohnNovember 10, 2024

    I have a stanalone granny flat, will this be covered in my home insurance policy?

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      SarahNovember 11, 2024Finder

      Hi John,

      This guide might be useful for you.

      Generally, if the granny flat is on the same title as your main house and the granny flat is not rented out, then it might be covered as part of the insurance of the main house. If you rent it out and gain an income from the granny flat, then you may need landlord insurance. Every lender has a different policy, so it’s worth double checking what applies with your insurer.

      Hope this helps!

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    MichaelMarch 28, 2024

    I need to insure artworks in self storage facility.

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