30/09/2026
An empty property often feels lower risk than an occupied one. In insurance terms, it's often the opposite.
Many landlord policies have specific conditions around unoccupied periods, sometimes reducing cover or introducing new requirements after a set number of days. It's a detail that's easy to miss because it only matters when it's relevant.
If a property is between tenants right now, it's worth checking exactly what your policy says about void periods before assuming cover carries on as normal.
This is exactly the kind of detail Forum Insurance works through with landlord clients. Not just arranging cover, but making sure it holds up in the situations that actually happen.
Do you know what your policy says about void periods?