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Understanding Multi-Family Property Insurance in California.

Jackson & Jackson

Multi-unit commercial properties in California offer investors the potential for significant returns. However, with great opportunities come great risks. Investors must understand the importance of securing comprehensive commercial property insurance coverage to protect their investments. This article aims to provide an in-depth overview of ensuring multi-unit commercial properties in California, highlighting key considerations for investors. “Understanding Multi-Family Property Insurance&

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Understanding the Differences Between Commercial Insurance Brokers and Agents

Insurance Agent Near Me

Explore the disparities between commercial insurance brokers and agents in our enlightening blog post 'Understanding the Differences Between Commercial Insurance Brokers and Agents'. The post Understanding the Differences Between Commercial Insurance Brokers and Agents appeared first on Insurance Agent Near Me.

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Turbocharge Your Agency With This Stellar Auto Insurance Referral Program Prototype

EverQuote

Scott Grates, insurance agent and co-founder of Insurance Agency Optimization, is renowned for his ability to fuel his business off of referrals.

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6 Common Liabilities Most Homeowners Forget About

McMahon Insurance Agency

As homeowners, it’s crucial to be aware of potential liabilities within your property.

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Do You Own a Townhome? If so, you may be over-insured!

Wren Insurance Agency

In Florida, a townhome is either insured as a single-family home (through an HO3 policy), or as a condominium (an HO6). The type of property insurance you need is dependent on how your community is insured as a whole. For example, if your bylaws state that your HOA covers roof replacement, it is likely you will only need to purchase condo insurance, or a "walls-in" HO6 policy to cover your personal property and items within the unit itself like walls and fixtures.