Protect Your Home with Fire Insurance
Fire can happen when you least expect it.
That’s why having the right insurance coverage is crucial. Watch my latest fire safety video to learn how to safeguard your home and loved ones. I've seen firsthand how unpredictable home insurance can be.
Here are a few real experiences my clients have faced:
One of my clients was dropped from their homeowner's insurance after just two water damage claims on their property.
Another client struggled to secure homeowners insurance due to previous owner claims, even though the property wasn’t in a high fire zone. It took us over 25 days into escrow to get a policy in place.
A client was told they had to replace their electrical panel, even though it was fully functional, or risk losing their coverage.
Another was forced to replace their roof or be dropped from their policy entirely.
One of my clients purchased a townhome, discovering that their HOA insurance policy skyrocketed from approximately $200,000 per year to $800,000. As a result, HOA dues increased, and an emergency special assessment was imposed on all unit owners.
The bottom line? Insurance challenges can arise unexpectedly, even for responsible homeowners. Understanding potential risks and reviewing policies early can help avoid last-minute surprises. If you're buying, selling, or reviewing coverage,
I’m here to help you navigate the process.
Lesson 1 from 10 Years in Real Estate
Clear, honest, and timely communication is the foundation of trust in real estate. Whether you’re buying, selling, or investing, keeping all parties informed ensures a seamless experience.
Great communication isn't just about talking—it's about listening, understanding, and delivering with clarity.
In real estate, the right words at the right time can turn opportunities into closed deals and clients into lifelong partners.