Yes. If something happens to your property, it may not be possible for your tenant to live in the premises, which of course means that you’re likely to lose out on some rent.
You can claim for that loss of rent if your building is uninhabitable as long as the damage or an accident (such as fire, storm, flood or escape of water)  is covered by the rest of the policy. Just let us know your annual rental income and an idea as to how long it would take to rebuild your property in the most serious of incidents.