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    Insurance to tenants with Live-in-landlords

    Does anyone know of a UK Insurance company for tenants that cover their belongings while living in the same house as the Landlord. I can only find tenant insurance that covers for AST agreements / Live out Landlords.

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    Do Endsleigh not do student "room" insurance for person possessions? I certainly recall buying it when I was in halls of residence at college then when I rented a room in a flat there after but that was a long time ago

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