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Trusted Protection For Homeowners In Land Lease Homes, Cabins & Onsite Caravans

Proudly supported by Glenn McGrath AO

Specialist land lease home insurance for manufactured homes, land lease homes, cabins and on-site caravans. 30 years experience supporting Aussie retirees with specialist home & contents cover and proudly supported by Brand Ambassador Glenn McGrath.

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Specialist insurance for land lease communities

MHIA is the only insurer in Australia focused exclusively on land lease community insurance. For over 30 years, we've worked with homeowners living in manufactured home estates, land lease communities, cabins and on-site caravans. That focus means customers never need to explain what type of home they live in because we already understand your home, ownership model and the unique lifestyle you chose.

Our policies are specifically for land lease living, offering practical cover for homes that fall outside standard residential insurance. From house insurance for manufactured homes to cabins and even onsite caravans, MHIA has got you covered.

Why Glenn McGrath chose MHIA and why you should too

I chose MHIA because they understand the unique needs of land lease home owners. They are a local company that has been around for over 30 years and they are specialists in this field.
— Glenn McGrath AO, MHIA Ambassador

MHIA have been proudly protecting land lease home owners for over 30 years and now we’re supported by Australian cricket legend Glenn McGrath as our official brand ambassador. Whether you live in a manufactured home, cabin, or onsite caravan, we understand the unique insurance needs of land lease living. That’s why MHIA offers specialist cover designed specifically for your lifestyle affordable, reliable, and people-focused. We sat down with Glenn to tell him our story, watch it now to find out how we support land lease home owners with their insurance needs.

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Home & Contents Insurance

Cover for your home building and contents, including cover for storm, bushfire and more. Our home and contents policies are suitable for a wide range of land lease homes, including newer manufactured homes, relocatable homes, cabins and on-site caravans. MHIA cover options are structured to suit both premium-style homes and more modest dwellings, providing affordable protection that aligns with your home type and budget.

Home

Specialised insurance cover for homes in land lease communities. We automatically include cover that some insurers charge extra for.

  • Accidental damage
  • Mechanical & electrical breakdown
  • Up to 12 months temporary accommodation
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Cabin

Insurance for your cabin, or home built before 1990 - either your permanent residence or a holiday property. We've got you covered.

  • Accidental glass breakage
  • Electrical fusion
  • Removal of debris & site relocation costs
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On-site Caravan

Cover for your on-site caravan including your annex. Whether it's your permanent residence or a holiday property. MHIA have got you covered.

  • Accidental glass breakage
  • Electrical fusion
  • Removal of debris & site relocation costs
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Over 35,000 customers, Australia wide!

Who We Insure

MHIA Insurance supports homeowners living in land lease communities across Australia. This includes residents of manufactured home estates, permanent cabins, on-site caravans and relocatable homes. Our customers range from retirees who have downsized into land lease living to homeowners with holiday cabins or long-term on-site caravan residences.

Because land lease homes don't fit neatly into standard housing categories, many general insurers struggle to offer suitable cover. MHIA exists to bridge that gap, providing specialist insurance for Australian homeowners over 55 living that reflects their needs.

We're locals

When you speak to someone at MHIA, you're speaking to a local. We're located right here in Australia.

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Questions? Answers.

How much should I insure my home for?

You should insure your home for what you believe it will cost to replace in the event of a total loss, plus a buffer for site clean-up. We cannot advise you exactly what to insure your home for, given your unique circumstances. If you need to know an exact price, we recommend you speak to a financial adviser, insurance broker, or your Village Manager.

We have also have some calculators that you can use to get an estimate.

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Can I increase my excess to reduce the price of my policy?

In some cases, increasing your excess may reduce the cost of your premium. However, pricing for land lease community insurance is influenced by several factors, including the age of the home, construction materials and overall risk profile. All policies are also subject to minimum annual premiums.

What is flood?

MHIA uses the Insurance Council of Australia's standard definition of flood. As of the 18th of June 2012 flood is defined as -

The covering of normally dry land by water that has escaped or been released from the normal confines of:
  • any lake, or any river, creek or other natural watercourse, whether or not altered or modified; or
  • any reservoir, canal, or dam.
Why don't you cover flood?

MHIA has specialised in land lease community insurance for over 30 years. We understand the special circumstances under which land lease agreements operate. When we make underwriting decisions such as what categories of protection we offer, we try to make our cover as comprehensive as possible, while continuing to offer an affordable price.

Due to the nature of flooding and the unpredictability associated with it, we have made the business decision not to cover flood. In doing so, we are able to offer more competitive rates to our clients.

How is insurance handled if I own the home but lease the land?

In a land lease community, homeowners typically own the home itself but lease the land it sits on. MHIA's land lease community insurance is structured around this arrangement, focusing on protecting the home and contents rather than the land. This approach avoids the confusion that can occur with standard home insurance policies.

Does the age of my home affect my insurance options?

Yes. The age and construction of a home can influence eligibility, cover options and pricing. MHIA provides house insurance for manufactured homes of varying ages, including older homes, cabins and on-site caravans, with cover assessed on the home's condition rather than a standard housing model.

Why is specialist insurance important for onsite caravans and manufactured homes?

Onsite caravans and manufactured homes operate differently from traditional houses, particularly within land lease communities. Specialist manufactured home and onsite caravan insurance in Australia is designed to reflect these differences, reducing misunderstandings around cover and helping claims run more smoothly when support is needed.

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