Fire Prevention Week is October 6th through the 12th this year. The theme of Fire Prevention Week is Preventing Kitchen Fires. As a landlord or property manager, fire prevention should be on the top of your list of priorities. According to NFPA.org, in 2010, cooking caused 44% of reported home fires. A few tips to […]
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Everybody makes mistakes. Even if your property manager clients follow a strict code of conduct, there is always room for human error. If they make a professional mistake and are not insured, the consequences could be devastating. Starting with the basics of E&O will inform them of the value of this important coverage. Who
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What many people don’t know is that Personal Injury coverage is often excluded from Property Managers E&O coverage forms. This can be a huge coverage gap for unknowing agents and their insureds. Clauses impacting personal injury coverage can be found in the definition of “Wrongful Acts”, the insuring agreement, endorsements or in the definition of
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Consistency in the tenant screening process may be one of, if not the most important keys to your property manager clients avoiding a potential Fair Housing complaint or lawsuit. Unfortunately, we often hear of applicants filing complaints or even lawsuits against landlords or property managers because they feel they were discriminated against. This is why
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Are your property manager clients frustrated because it seems that the sales at their buildings under management seem to be few and far between these days? Some experts say “that while the majority of sales mistakes are related to price, there are other small slip-ups that can prove costly when trying to sell a property.”
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