Tenants
Not paying and not leaving
On the flip side,
there are some tenants who turn out to be far from ideal.
As a landlord, you
could find yourself dealing with the financial hole that’s left if your tenant
fails to pay their rent.
Renters "doing a
runner” can leave a landlord thousands of dollars behind.
And, if you have a
tenant that decides to not pay, and won’t leave either, then there’s a whole
other world of financial (and legal) pain to deal with.
It’s not uncommon
for these types of problems to take months to resolve – during which time you
aren’t receiving any rental income.
Only specialist
landlord insurance offers cover for rental losses.
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Jason Gwerder
Thursday, 3 February 2022