The Difference Between Additional Insured and Named Insured
Many assume that “additional insured” and “named insured” are interchangeable, but this is not the truth. Do you know the difference?
Many assume that “additional insured” and “named insured” are interchangeable, but this is not the truth. Do you know the difference?
Let’s break down the essential insurance coverages that any owner of commercial real estate should have in place – general liability & property.
As environmental catastrophes have surged,insurance companies are rethinking how to manage real estate investments in catastrophe (CAT) exposed areas.
The retail landscape in commercial real estate is undergoing a massive transformation. With traditional shopping centers and malls adapting, how is your insurance policy being affected?
Understanding the importance of staying within the confines of your coinsurance clause will ensure that your business is properly protected.
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You may find it odd that the building limit of your property policy is not equal to the purchase price. The answer lies in the replacement cost valuation.
Everything you need to know about insurance for multifamily apartment owners. We break down Lessors Risk, Commercial Property & General Liability Insurance.
President Trump’s plan for the NFIP (National Flood Insurance Program) is one that everyone in the real estate industry should be familiar with.