by admin | Nov 23, 2019 | Insurance, Landlord Insurance, Quote, Rates, Renters
Many customers of our customers, who are renting an apartment or house, do not think that they need renters insurance until it is too late. Would it be important for you to be able to replace your clothes, your childrens’ clothes and toys, your furniture, your 65...
by admin | Nov 20, 2019 | Child Safety, Insurance, Quote, Rates, Safety
Many renters believe, that in the event of a loss, they are covered by their landlord’s policy. Unfortunately, this is not the case. The landlord’s policy covers the landlord’s building, liability and personal property. Anything else, is the responsibility of the...
by admin | Nov 15, 2019 | Child Safety, Insurance, Quote, Rates, Safety
Welcome to November! Halloween is over, and November brings with it the scent of pumpkin pie, cranberries and of course, delicious turkey. But one thing you may not know about November is it is also recognized as National Child Safety and Protection Month. National...
by admin | Oct 14, 2019 | Child Safety, Insurance, Quote, Rates, Safety
Living in Las Vegas, or any of the adjacent areas, means that temperatures can go from very hot to very cold, in a short period of time. Make sure that you consider having the right insurance coverages to cover the items that you leave in your car as well as any...
by admin | Sep 27, 2019 | Insurance, Landlord Insurance, Quote, Rates, Renters
When it comes to insuring your rental properties, make sure that you are doing business with an agent that clearly understands your needs, as a landlord, because we are landlords. Owning rental properties gives us a clear perspective and the ability to present...
by admin | Sep 15, 2019 | Auto, Auto Insurance, Insurance, Quote, Rates
We are frequently asked, why rates increase on each renewal, whether it is auto insurance, classic and antique vehicle insurance, home insurance, renters insurance, commercial insurance, boat insurance, motorcycle insurance, ATV insurance and/or an SR22. First, it is...
