Seat Belt Laws
Finish this sentence: ‘Click it or …’ Did you say, ‘… ticket’? We have all seen and heard the public awareness campaigns on television, the radio, billboards and those portable
Handling Uninsured Condo Owners
Operating a building with condos offers stability from the tenants and a steady stream of rent. However, if the tenants are allowed to rent the condos instead of own them,
Make Sure You Are the Only You Out There
The Federal Trade Commission processed 1.4 million fraud reports—totaling $1.48 billion in losses—in 2018. Identity theft occurs when an unauthorized person uses your personal identifying information, such as your name,
Responsibilities for Unoccupied Condo Owners
Risk is always present when you own a condo, but it increases when the condo is left unoccupied for large portions of the year. To mitigate this, you have the
Rebuilding After Disaster
We all hope to never experience serious damage to our homes due to fire, flooding, or natural disasters. However, when the worst occurs, your homeowner’s insurance will make it possible
Understanding Compensation Requirements
As an employer, you take safety seriously and do everything you can to create a workplace that protects workers from common hazards. Still, accidents can occur on the job, and
Umbrella or Condo Insurance?
A kitchen fire. A guest’s slip-and-fall injury. A burst pipe. Condo ownership comes with a number of risks, and all of them can take a toll on your finances without
Sharing Renters Insurance with Roommates
From college students to young professionals, moving in with a roommate is a great way to save on the rent and get a place you’ll love. As you decide who
10 Tips to Prevent Chimney Fires
As the weather cools down, it is tempting to light a fire for ambience, warmth and roasting marshmallows. If you have a fireplace, here are some tips to avoid costly
Responsibility in a Multi-Family Dwelling
There are many variations of multi-family dwellings, each with their own nuances when it comes to liability. Before you buy a multi-family residential property, make sure you know the differences
