Dear <deleted>
How are you?
I would like to update the tenants situation to you.
I talked to the tenants and found that their financial situation is changing.
They have lived there for more than two years.
Now, they pay the rent up to date, but not in advance and I have to chase the rent.
They keep the house well.
However, I am just thinking that if you have landlord insurance?
In my understanding, the landlord insurance cover the rent rears, the damage from the tenants..etc.
I heard that the insurance cost about $285~$350 a year.
I heard some bad stories that happened in other complex from the residential managers meeting, so I think it is important if you think about the risk.
Because when the financial situation changed, I am afraid of the risk of rent rears and damage of the house as well.
Compare to the risk, the insurance premium is not expensive.
Would you like to consider about the this?
The following is the link to landlord insurance. You can contact them, if you need any assistance, I can help.
http://www.terrischeer.com.au/
Kind regards,
<Deleted>
Okay, english is not the on-site residential managers first language and we do actually have LL insurance, but what do you think of the above?
I'm reading a few things into it but may be off track