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Conducting a background check on prospective tenants is a wise way to ensure a mutually successful experience for you and the applicant, and it is an effective risk management tool.

Investing the time and money required to maintain and cultivate a positive working relationship with your tenants can be the difference between amicably settling differences and a costly lawsuit.

Many property owners are joining the green movement as a way to lower energy costs and make their buildings more attractive to potential tenants.

Whether you deal in commercial or residential rentals, premise security claims are on the rise and it is important to do everything you can now to avoid costly litigation in the future.

While it may be a winter wonderland for some, as a property owner or manager, snow and ice buildup means a hazard with the potential for costly liability.

In a time when layoffs and foreclosures are widespread, your firm may be forced to manage vacant real estate. The insurance risks and liabilities associated with owning vacant property can be extensive, and to ensure you are adequately protected, it is important to know these risks. In addition to purchasing comprehensive insurance coverage, there are numerous preventive strategies for maintaining vacant properties to reduce risk and liability.