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Lloyd's will insure it if you can think of it, basically. AirBnB is not that far out there that they couldn't get at least three special risk companies to give
by run4yourlives 15y ago
Lloyd's will insure it if you can think of it, basically.
AirBnB is not that far out there that they couldn't get at least three special risk companies to give them a decent quote.
I'm in the insurance field btw.
- farrel 15y agoCan you even get insurance on an illegal activity. It seems clear that many people on Airbnb are either illegally subletting their rental apartment or in places like NY where Airbnb is violating laws meant to stop illegal and unlicensed hotels.
- run4yourlives 15y agoSub-letting is more often perfectly legal, but yes, I'd imagine if you are in contradiction of either your rental agreement and/or local laws you would also be voiding your insurance contract.