British insurance agents are likely to find the UK housing market may suffer from a lack of public confidence in the coming year.

A national insurance agent believes that tight budgets are hitting property maintenance – with landlords are making more claims to pay for repairs.

Tomorrow marks the 15th anniversary since the sector for buy to let insurance holders was set up and it’s currently booming.

It turns out that insurance brokers up and down the country may well be having a busier summer than is normally expected this time of year.

Demand for rental properties during next year’s Olympics has increased by 131 times compared to this year, which will delight those with buy to let insurance.

Insurance agents could soon be underwriting more policies to new homeowners if the latest comments on the housing market are anything to be believed.

Rent guarantee insurance holders will no doubt be happy to learn that renting a property still wins for tenants compared to the potential of being a homeowner.

It appears the lack of available funding did not hamper progress for buy to let insurance holders, to the extent initially thought within the industry.

Buy to let insurance holders have been informed of one way of how to go about tracking down the names of absent property freeholders.

Buy to let insurance holders may be finding that time-saving inventories administered using technology could actually end up costing them money.