Your guide to business insurance
If your company is based in Washington, then you’ll need to understand the state’s business insurance policies. Basically, business insurance is an umbrella term that covers all sorts of incidentals. If you run a brick-and-mortar business, you’ll...
What to Know About Insuring a Historic Home
If you have a historic home that has been in your family for generations, it is best to know how to insure it. It is important to note that it is nothing like insuring a newer home, because many insurance companies view older homes as very risky. To start, many of the...
Should you pay the cost to remove a tree?
Tree removal may seem simple on the surface, but it can be a complex process that could cost thousands of dollars. Before hiring a professional, you should understand that you may not be liable. Sometimes, the city will remove the tree for you, or, if a neighbor needs...
What to know about getting Medicare if you are 65 or older and lost your job
For people who are 65 and over and unemployed, Medicare is their best option for health insurance. Although, it’s important to understand that Medicare is not free, and there may be fees associated with this insurance. Medicare Part A covers any hospital visits...
Rental Property Insurance
As more home owners dive into home rental businesses questions of insurance have come up. If you are renting out your home on a one time, or weekend basis than your basic homeowner’s insurance policy should be adequate. If you are turning your home into a rental...
What homebuyers should know about closing on a house without a Realtor
When you opt to use a real estate agent to complete your home-buying process you are paying for their expertise and guidance, their ability to steer you from the first to the last step of the procedure without a misstep. For most buyers it’s a worthwhile...
When Is The Rental Of My House A Business Use So As To Preclude Coverage For Losses?
Renting property is a good way to make money. However, it is important to appreciate at what point the process is deemed a business move. One homeowner found out too late that they could not claim on fire damage to their rented home, because the homeowner’s did...
What Is a Mother-in-Law Apartment?
In certain cultures, one good example being the Amish, it is normal to have many generations living under one roof. Rather than have mom live alone it is normal to create a space for her to go on living near the kids and grandkids, a wing of her own, what could in...
6 Home Safety Tips When Caring for a Loved One with Dementia
Caring for someone with dementia is both physically and emotionally demanding task. Additionally, home safety needs to be considered in order to reduce the risk of injury or significant damage to the property. People with dementia are not able of making rational...
