To move into an apartment, you often must give your landlord a security deposit. After all, the landlord feels safer renting out property if he or she has money ready to deal with extensive damage.However, tenants do not always get their security d...
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If a hailstorm has severely damaged your home, you expect your insurance to compensate you. Unfortunately, this does not always happen. If you have a denied insurance claim, you are likely frustrated, confused and, frankly, angry. These are all norma...
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Landlord-tenant agreements should always be in writing. That said, just because there is a contract does not mean that the contract is wrinkle-free.Landlords sometimes are inexperienced. Sometimes they do not realize when a contract runs afoul...
[addtoany] Read MoreWhen you purchase commercial insurance to protect your business, you expect to be able to rely on your coverage. Through fire, flood, theft or other damaging events, your insurance policy is a contract you should trust. What happens when your commerc...
More than 100 million Americans rent their homes. And it’s estimated that approximately one million individuals are evicted each year. As a landlord, you have the ability to evict your tenants, but you must have a lawful reason to do so. 5 Reasons ...
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