A golfer’s ball broke a window in a house on a golf course. The golfer, who submitted a claim under his personal policy, was denied coverage due to “the hazards of living on a golf course.” Is the golfer legally liable?
On this episode of Agency Nation Radio, Tiago Prado, co-founder and chief visionary officer of BRZ Insurance, discusses how his agency is combining technology and a multiligual team to cater to the changing consumer demographics in the U.S.
Over the past decade, it is estimated that 60% of residential homes are undervalued by roughly 15%-20%—and that was before the recent explosion in construction costs.
A windstorm blew some shingles off a wood shake roof, but due to the roof’s age, repairing the damage would do more damage to the existing shingles.
A high net-worth prospect lives in a home that is owned by a trust in their spouse’s name. How can the agent make sure the trust and the individuals are covered?
Water damage among homeowners is on the rise and smart devices can turn the trend around.
An insured is considering renting their second home out out on VRBO or Airbnb. What homeowners insurance options would cover this risk?
While identifying ways clients can proactively prevent a loss, agents can also make sure clients are aware of their coverage limitations and options in light of the March 2022 ISO updates.
“From the beginning, we’ve avoided traditional strategies like buying internet leads, direct response ads on social, direct mail and formalized, structured networking groups,” says independent agent James Jenkins. “We put all of our efforts into developin
As more people update or remodel their homes, agents are in a prime position to ensure clients are adequately insured.
