Property
managers know the value of Mhaving all the properties they manage
insured to the correct value. But how can you be certain that each
property has the proper level of insurance coverage? Additionally,
in the current insurance marketplace, many managers are finding
it more and more difficult to place properties with carriers without
an insurance appraisal.
Obtaining a
GAB Robins Insurance Appraisal is your solution. A GAB Robins Insurance
Appraisal will:
- Provide you
with accurate replacement cost values for which to insure your
properties.
- Fulfill your
fiduciary and due diligence responsibilities by obtaining a third
party, unbiased report of values.
- Assist you
in placing the property coverage with a carrier by providing documentation
underwriters need to write coverage.
- Provide cost
data documentation to expedite the resolution of a claim in the
event of a loss.
For
further information, and a free, no-obligation bid proposal, call
800- 248-3376 ext. 379 today. Be sure to ask about our insurance
agent discount program.
"There
is little doubt that obtaining this appraisal was one of the
most sensible things this club has done from a financial point
of view."
-Tony Dumas, GM, Kelly Greens Golf & Country Club, Fort
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Who
Needs Insurance Appraisals?
Condominiums
HOAs
Master Associations
Co-ops
Time Shares
Country Clubs
Golf and Tennis Clubs
Hotels and Resorts
Medical Buildings
Marinas
Retail Stores
RV Resorts
Bed and Breakfast Inns
Hospitals
Commercial Buildings
Office Buildings
Schools and Universities
Libraries
Municipalities
Theaters and Museums
Strip Malls
Warehouses
Zoos
Etc....
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What
is an Insurance Appraisal?
In basic terms
an insurance appraisal is a replacement cost analysis that provides
an accurate estimate of the amount of insurance required to replace
each structure and amenity insured exactly as it stands on the date
the report was prepared. The insurance appraisal for residential
properties within a flood zone should provide both hazard and flood
values. Separate values are provided as the insurable values for
flood coverage are higher than for hazard. The reason for this difference
is that for hazard coverage most insurance companies do not include
the foundations or unit interiors. FEMA, which regulates most flood
coverage policies, usually recommends the inclusion of unit interiors
and foundations in the insurable value.
It must be noted
that the values provided in our appraisals are guaranteed to be
accurate at the time the report was produced. Our reports utilize
construction plans for the improvements and labor and material costs
specific to the properties location. Subsequent renewals of coverage
should be based upon updated reports, due to the changes in labor
and material cost for the area. An updated report can be obtained
for a fraction of the cost of the original, generally $250-500,
provided there have been no structural changes to the property.
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