Hi, I'm Rob. And I'm Rob. And this is Ask Rob and Rob.

Yes, it is Ask Rob and Rob. That weekly fixture will we answer two of your property questions.

We love it because there is so much variety. It always topics coming up that never have before.

And the reason that happens is you send in such good questions. And maybe Rob, that's because the way to do it is so easy.

It really is.

All you have to do is go to property hub.net forward slash ask.

And there you'll be presented a buffet of options.

You can write in and potentially see your question in the Sunday times being answered by our good selves.

Or you can call in and leave a voicemail

that way nobody will pick up don't worry just leave your voicemail you can take as many goes as you

want and leave a message that way or you can leave a message directly via that link whatever

you prefer it does not matter for this episode it helps it helps if its audio. Luckily, that's what

Francesco has done and we have a great question in. Hi, Rob and Rob. I'm Francesco from London. I've

been listening to your podcast since I moved here from Italy in 2017. I really enjoy it,

so thanks for all the great content. In a recent episode, you mentioned being more open to getting rent insurance

to protect against possible future losses. They got me thinking. Given that I assume you're in strong

enough financial position to handle the occasional loss and assuming the insurance premium is

fairly priced to reflect the current government reforms, do you still see it as a rational move?

Or could it be more about loss aversion, like kind of an idea

that we tend to fear losses more than we value equivalent gains?

So I'm curious what you think, Charles, Francesco.

I said this was a great question, and I think it is really good because sometimes people will go back

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