Each September, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) in the US Department of Homeland Security sponsors National Preparedness Month. There are several different organizations that participate and encourage Americans to take action. According to www.CDC.gov, one of the major goals of National Preparedness Month is to educate the public about how to prepare for emergencies, […]
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Say, one of your property manager client’s residents goes on vacation and ‘checks in’ to an international airport using Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or any other Social Media site that’s popular this minute to document the beginning of their vacation (this is the first of MANY ‘check ins’ on this trip). Their neighbor (and 100 other
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In 2012 we lost our entire office due to flooding following hurricane Sandy. {To read more about our loss, check out this featured article in Rough Notes Magazine} As a result, we take hurricane season, which lasts from June 1st through November 30th, much more seriously. Below is some helpful information for you and your
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We are happy to introduce Lina Gallego, an Underwriter in our Professional Liability Department as a Guest blogger today! Lina is very knowledgeable in her position and has been a great asset to the Professional Liability Department since 2011. Guest Blog: 5 Things You Need to Know About the Fair Housing Act Property managers and real
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Have you ever heard the old saying: ‘The fortune is in the follow-up.’? Think of how you feel when you make a big purchase for the first time or any instance where you are the consumer. When you are made to feel appreciated and cared for, you are more likely to become a repeat customer.
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