INSURANCE
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A Complete Informational As To Why A Tenant Must Have Renter’s Insurance
An insurance policy is comparable to homeowners' insurance for people who rent, sublet or lease a property, such as a single-family home, apartment, duplex, condo, studio, or loft. Most tenants (renters) are unaware of this insurance when renting a property from someone. Responsible tenants need renter's insurance. While insurance may not seem necessary, it is a safety net. This insurance gives you peace of mind and protects your personal belongings and possessions. Additionally, it gives you liability coverage from accidental injuries to guests and property damage. To sum it up, renter's insurance removes the stressful financial issues you as a tenant could face, and it can be a lifeline when needed. |
PROFESSIONAL
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How to make use of your cash assets to generate high rates of interest while perpetuating the principal
As a successful real estate investor, you become acutely aware of how visible and attractive you are to lawsuits (from the public, employees, competitors, and government). Within the pages of this book, we will provide you with various options for protecting your assets. It has been noted that even the most frivolous lawsuit can easily reach $50,000 to $100,000 or more. When an attorney sues you, he is exploiting human nature. He knows that the risk of loss will cause extreme worry and stress if you have reachable and collectible assets. He knows that if you choose to fight, your time and privacy will be violated, and your resources will be depleted or exhausted in unnecessary legal fees and costs. A professionally designed asset protection plan can protect you and your business from the 'successful lawyer' who can create a clever new theory of liability so that his client can take your hard earnings. This book's objective is to help you determine (with the aid of consultation with your attorney) the most objective way of protecting your assets. |
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Creating and Building Your Business Team
An insurance policy is comparable to homeowners insurance for people who rent, sublet, or lease a property, such as a single-family home, apartment, duplex, condo, studio, or loft. Most tenants (renters) are unaware of this insurance when renting a property from someone. Responsible tenants need renter's insurance. While insurance may not seem necessary, it is a safety net. This insurance gives you peace of mind and protects your personal belongings and possessions. Additionally, it gives you liability coverage from accidental injuries to guests and property damage. To sum it up, renter's insurance removes the stressful financial issues you, as a tenant, could face, and it can be a lifeline when needed. |