The Atlantic Hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30. It’s time to review your insurance coverages to ensure you’re protected financially against hurricane-related losses. Here are five things to consider: Don’t wait until it’s too late—Check your insurance policies well before the storm to see what is and is not covered. Know your…
Requests for assistance animals are one of the most common types of accommodation requests. In fact, in January 2020, the United States Department of Fair Housing and Urban Development (HUD) reported that 60% of all Fair Housing Act (FHA) complaints arise out of the denial of a request for reasonable accommodations and disability access. Of…
Whether they were drafted 10 years ago by a developer, amended last week by an HOA’s Board of Directors, meticulously hewed to the letter of the law, long and technical or brief and simple, the bylaws, architectural guidelines and rules of every Maryland homeowner’s association all have one essential trait in common. None of them…
It may not be a new concept that when you take good care of the things you own, they last longer. How this adage applies to condominiums, cooperatives, homeowner and/or community associations, however, may be. It has been shown that regular and routine maintenance of the components and structures may make them last longer and…
Deeley Insurance Group is pleased to announce Hope Thomas as the agency’s Top Client Advisor for the Month of February. The distinction is awarded to the associate with the strongest sales performance, and this marks the fifth time in 12 months that Thomas has been named Deeley’s Top Advisor. Thomas joined Deeley in October 2016,…
Getting volunteers to serve on the Board of a Community Association can be difficult. After weeding out the people who may have joined for personal agendas, you are left with a few dedicated individuals who selflessly give of their time, knowledge and energy to run the association. Even with professional management, running a community association…
The insurance renewal is completed, the coverage is procured, and the Board and management let out a collective sigh of relief. Due to market conditions, many communities are changing carriers. When writing new property, or every few years, carriers will send a Risk Inspector out to view what they are insuring and make sure the building…
Condominium associations take on a certain level of risk—it’s unavoidable. Losses related to fires, floods, and other types of exposures are common for organizations of all kinds. To address these concerns, the right insurance policy can prove invaluable, allowing you to transfer risks and focus on running the community. And while insurance carriers will cover…
In Community Associations, there is a Best Practice to not enact any rule you cannot enforce. When contemplating rules for community harmony, Boards and management also must contemplate who will enforce the regulation and what penalty will come to the rule breaker. In October 2023, Maryland Community Associations were required to complete reserve studies and…
In an effort to keep homeowner complaints down to a minimum – you may want to educate the Board and homeowners on the current regulations surrounding personal/recreational use of marijuana. These regulations change from State to State and we have provided a small recap below. An uninformed owner may start making complaints to management or…
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