Top 10 Claims Landlords File—And How to Avoid Them
Being a landlord comes with its fair share of risks. While landlord insurance can protect you from financial losses, no one wants to deal with the stress of filing a claim, waiting
Understanding Protective Safeguard Endorsements: Why Accuracy—and Sprinklers—Matter
When it comes to commercial property insurance, many policyholders don’t realize that the details they provide about their protective systems can significantly affect their cover
Why All Apartment Tenants Must Be Required to Have Renters Insurance
As a landlord, your priority is protecting your property and minimizing risk. One of the smartest steps you can take toward that goal is to require renters insurance for every tena
Landlord’s Fire Emergency Guide: What to Do After a Fire in Your Rental Property
A fire in a rental property is every landlord’s nightmare. Beyond the immediate danger to life and property, the aftermath can be complex, emotional, and financially straining. W
Aligning Lease Agreements with Insurance
Owning and managing an apartment building comes with complex responsibilities—not the least of which is ensuring your lease agreements and insurance coverage work hand-in-hand. M
Student Housing and Insurance
As universities grow and enrollment surges, the demand for student housing has never been higher. Investors and property owners are capitalizing on the opportunity, from off-campus
Historic Districts: Insuring the Irreplaceable
Owning an apartment building in a historic district comes with both prestige and responsibility. These structures often reflect centuries of architectural craftsmanship and cultura
Tenant Screening: Why Apartment Building Owners Must View It Through an Insurance Lens
As an apartment building owner, tenant screening is more than just a tool for avoiding missed rent or property damage—it’s a critical part of your insurance risk management str
Insurance Challenges with Galvanized Pipes in Apartment Buildings
Galvanized steel pipes, once a common choice for plumbing in apartment buildings built before the 1960s, are now a red flag for both property owners and insurance companies. As the
