
A gap between tenants is an unavoidable part of letting a property. Whether it lasts two weeks or six months, it represents a window of genuine exposure, one that most landlords underestimate until something goes wrong.
This guide is written for landlords and letting agents managing residential lets between tenancies. It covers the risks that arise once tenants move out, what landlord insurance policies typically expect during that gap, and how to choose the right level of monitoring based on your property type, how long it will sit empty, and how much oversight you can realistically provide.
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