Recognizing the need for revised guidelines, Community Associations Institute (CAI) released updated Reserve Study Standards in May to provide communities with an improved framework for effective reserve planning. Key changes and benefits offered by the latest standards include a particular emphasis on structural inspections and maintenance. About one year ago, a task force began reviewing existing…
WHAT IF GOOD STUFF HAPPENS? What If I Want To Rent My Home On Airbnb? Not every insurance provider will offer coverage if you decide to rent out your home or condo unit while you’re not using it. Call your insurance advisor to discuss the details. Short-term rentals might need an endorsement to your current…
Water Damage Is The Most Common Claim, But There Are Simple Ways You Can Prevent Losses. Water damage is more than a ‘frozen pipes problem.’ It’s a real concern that many homeowners overlook. Refrigerator icemaker failures. Leaky toilets. Dry-rotted washing machine hoses. HVAC condensation. Little drips over time that can deteriorate drywall. In a strange…
What’s new? Starting on October, 1, 2020, the Maryland Condominium Act will allow associations to bill back the Master Policy deductible – up to $10,000 – to the unit owner where the claim originated. Any deductible amount over $10,000 will be a common expense of the association. Prior to this change, the unit owner could…
April showers bring May flowers, but they can also bring rainstorms that can cause flood damage to your property! Be sure to take the proper steps to protect your property. Check out FEMA’s “How to Prepare for a Flood,” which includes flood basics, info on emergency notifications and how to protect yourself before, during and…
Most communities with clubhouses have AED's installed in either the workout facility or pool area. However, you need to make sure someone knows how to use it! It is shockingly simple! In honor of Red Cross Month – try to get a few neighbors together and take a first aid and CPR class. Let's be…
The three big reasons behind most residential fires are: 1. Electrical 2. Smoking 3. Cooking As a homeowner, you probably have already taken some simple steps to avoid fires caused by smoking and cooking. The most important of these steps are not smoking in bed and keeping a fire extinguisher close at hand while cooking.…
Are you prepared when a natural disaster strikes? Join Deeley Group team members, along with local and state experts on March 23rd for the CAI Breakfast Seminar. Don't miss this chance to learn ways to help avoid situations before Mother Nature strikes. Registration link and more info here: http://www.caimdches.org/pdf/18-EasternShoreBreakfastSeminar-March23.pdf Hope to see you there!
In the middle of the cold snap, the Ocean City Fire Marshal visited the members of the Delmarva Condo Managers Association. We enjoyed an excellent chicken and dumplings luncheon supplied by the great people at The Princess Royale, while Mr. Whittington asked us to help spread the word on what we all can do to…
Half of all home heating fires occur during the winter months, according to the U.S. Fire Administration. Therefore, it is imperative to heat your home safely this winter season. FEMA shared some great tips to heating your home safely this winter: Have a professional inspect your furnace or wood stove each year. Keep anything that…
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