President Trump’s plan for the NFIP (National Flood Insurance Program) is one that everyone in the real estate industry should be familiar with. Natural disasters and insurance for catastrophic events have always been important issues. But lately they’re in the spotlight. (We wrote an article about it just last week). Hurricanes Harvey and Irma reminded
It’s been a challenging year to say the least. We’ve seen a sobering string of natural disasters, one after the other reminding us how powerful nature is. More importantly, reminding us of the limitations of our own power. We stockpile emergency supplies, pour money into early detection systems and study our past first-response mistakes,
When climbing, you don’t just plan the best way up the mountain. You also have to plan the way back down. People who are shopping for the right property insurance policy have a tendency to focus on the immediate property that can be lost. It seems natural, after all. If there’s a fire, how much
Real estate companies: here’s the need-to-know about management and professional liability The real estate industry truly knows the meaning of highs and lows. When the market is strong, deals are abundant, revenue growth is prolific and competition is fierce. When the market is weak (or worse, recessed), investors are both timid and scarce, receivables are uncertain…and