One of the great fears of any homeowner is the threat of a burglar entering their home and taking their stuff. However, a few simple steps can greatly lessen that threat. DeadBolt Lock A burglar’s most common means of entry to a home is a swift kick to the part of the door where the … Read More
Florida is well known for hurricanes and thunderstorms. 88% percent of all major hurricanes hit Florida or Texas, according to the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration. Do you know what to do after a hurricane does damage to your vehicle? Here are the steps to take to return your vehicle and your life back to … Read More
While renter’s insurance can be critical in protecting your tenants in the event of a fire or break-in, a surprising number of renters choose to forgo renter’s insurance. This is often due to the fact that tenants do not realize how costly it can be to replace their belongings in the event of a fire … Read More
While many landlords require their tenants to have renter’s insurance, it is not uncommon for property owners to not consider the importance of making insurance a mandatory requirement in their lease agreements. If you do not currently require your tenants to be insured, read on to learn more about the importance of renter’s insurance. Provides … Read More
If you rent the condo you are living in, then you may be under the false impression that you do not need insurance since you are not the owner. While this is a common misconception, the fact is that you will need a renter’s insurance policy to cover your belongings in the event of a … Read More
Whether you are new to the insurance game and have just purchased your first home or car, or you are on the verge of retirement and purchasing your fifth car; many people are unaware of the benefits of bundling your insurance. Below are three important reasons to bundle your insurance: 1. Bundling Can Save You … Read More
Condominium owners need to understand the difference between a home and a condominium to make sure their condominium is insured properly. In a condominium, of course, you own only your own unit. Condominium owners are almost never responsible for the outer walls and common areas of their condo, although of course it’s likely that your … Read More
If you own a condo, you may be under the false impression that you do not need a condominium insurance policy. Since most homeowner’s associations or condominium associations have a master insurance policy, there is a misconception amongst condo owners that they do not need their own policy, but this is not the case. Understanding … Read More
