Every time I’ve stepped outside all week, I’ve been bitten up. I’m just so sweet, right? — As per an email forwarded to me from a client this morning, Broward County will come out and spray your area as a service to residents if you find that you are overwhelmed with mosquitoes. Visit the county […]
Read MoreWe’re all well aware that South Florida has two seasons: Summer, and not Summer. Having been a life-long resident of Coral Springs and moving just two miles away to North Lauderdale as an adult, I’ve come to the conclusion that “Fall,” as a season, is a mythological creature that I’ve yet to experience. Leaves […]
Read MoreSeptember is considered a lot of things, one of which is national baby safety month. In light of the fact that many of my friends are new to parenthood in the last year or two, it’s likely that I know more babies between the ages of 12 and 18 months, right now, than I’ve ever […]
Read MoreMany of you may be unaware that flood insurance is not provided within the typical HO-3 or HO-6 homeowner’s or condo insurance policy. In fact, flood insurance is a program controlled entirely through the efforts of FEMA and the federal government—not state admitted insurance carriers. While you can buy flood insurance through a number […]
Read MoreIt was the great Marilyn Monroe who announced that diamonds are a girl’s best friend. How did diamonds become so popular? Why are they everyone’s favorite gemstone? Read on to discover the top 5 reasons why diamonds can be considered a girl’s best friend, and how you can protect your diamonds. The word diamond […]
Read MoreRenter’s Insurance is an important coverage if you rent your South Florida home or condo. While renter’s insurance is typically very inexpensive, you could be paying for coverage options that you don’t need, or less than you actually need. Renter’s insurance is useful to protect everything that’s near and dear to you. From your electronics, […]
Read MoreCitizens Property Insurance Corporation defines an A-rated risk as a building with a replacement value of $10,000,000 or more. A-rated risks, according to Citizens typical rate increases, are not subject to the normal 10% statutory rate increase as every other risk is subject to under the program. Because of this, if you’re an A-rated risk […]
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