How do you prove an unoccupied property?

How do you prove an unoccupied property?

How do I prove to my contractor that the property has been unoccupied? The best evidence is a letter from the “Empty Property Officer” at the local council confirming that the property hasn’t been lived in during the 2 years concerned.

How often should an empty house be checked?

every 48-72 hoursThis is why an empty home can void a home insurance policy. In order to minimize the risk, insurance companies often require a home to be checked in on every 48-72 hours. The exact period of time varies by insurer, so be sure you know what your home insurance policy requires. Jul 18, 2019

What is classed as unoccupied property?

When it comes to insurance, an unoccupied property is a property that no-one is currently living in, and potentially has been left empty for a prolonged period of time.

Can you insure a house in probate?

Home Insurance during Probate. During probate an unoccupied property will require specialist home insurance, as the risk of damage from simple maintenance issues such as water leaks is higher, as is the risk of break-in and vandalism.

What is flea cover?

FLEA cover A basic form of insurance for unoccupied properties. Cover is provided against fire, lightning, explosion and earthquake.