As an insurance agent, understanding the specific details of your contractor clients’ operations is essential. And for a successful submission, it is crucial to report accurate and comprehensive information. While
To attract the best tenants and beat out the competition, your investor clients may want to offer unique rental amenities. Some common perks include a spacious kitchen, upgrades to flooring
Many assume that ANY kind of damage done by a tenant will be covered. This is simply not the case. Though coverages vary, certain types of damage done by tenants
Contractor faulty workmanship or injury on the job site are two risks typically excluded from your investor client’s insurance policy. Whether they are hired, leased, temporary, or volunteer workers, if
By policy definition, a named storm is defined as any Storm, Cyclone, Typhoon, Atmospheric Disturbance, Depression, Hurricane, Tropical Storm, or other Weather Phenomena designated by the US National Hurricane Center
With the ability of catastrophic weather events to pop up and escalate quickly, preparing properties and tenants well in advance is of the utmost importance. Once they begin there is
A lot of investors don’t know that most property policies exclude coverage for a fire due to aluminum wiring. However, many homes being purchased as investment properties were built when
Many people think that their insurance policy only details what they are covered for in the event of a loss. While it does include the types of losses the insurance
Do your investor clients know that damage from the weight of snow, ice, or sleet is only covered under certain policy formats? For your clients who invest in more northern
If you closely follow real estate investment trends, you may have heard the term “micro flipping” thrown around recently. While some large companies like iBuyers, Zillow, Redfin, and Opendoor have
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