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8/9/2008 3:24:23 PM
"Risk transfer" means making contractors who work for you responsible for their own negligence and mistakes. For example, if you hire an installer to set a manufactured home for your customer, and a faulty installation results in damage to the ho
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8/9/2008 3:39:05 PM
Most of our manufactured home community and retail center operators don’t own a corporate vehicle or drive their own vehicles as a revenue generating part of their business. Nevertheless, most still have some auto liability risk. Examples include owners
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8/9/2008 3:41:48 PM
If you have replacement cost coverage and one of your insured manufactured homes is damaged due to a covered peril such as wind, hail, or fire, you should expect to be paid for the reasonable cost to repair your home less your insurance deductible. If y
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8/9/2008 3:44:05 PM
First, take an inventory of all your property that could be damaged in a major storm (buildings, contents, signs, fences, pool houses, utility poles, equipment, tools, etc.). Next, compare that list to the insured property list provided with your insura
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8/9/2008 3:52:46 PM
A recent report by a national small business council revealed that 80% of the small businesses significantly damaged by a major storm or other calamity that didn’t have a disaster recovery plan failed within a year of the disaster. As for those that did
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