The KM Insurance Real Estate Coverage Guide Part 4: Process for Purchase By Parker Cox Disclaimer – The information contained in this writing is not guaranteed to be accurate. The information provided is general in nature, broad in scope, attributed solely to its individual author’s personal understanding, and cannot be relied upon to substitute for specialized consultation…
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The KM Insurance Real Estate Coverage Guide Part 3: Buy and Hold By Parker Cox Disclaimer – The information contained in this writing is not guaranteed to be accurate. The information provided is general in nature, broad in scope, attributed solely to its individual author’s personal understanding, and cannot be relied upon to substitute for specialized consultation…
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The KM Insurance Real Estate Coverage Guide Part 2: Flippers By Parker Cox Disclaimer – The information contained in this writing is not guaranteed to be accurate. The information provided is general in nature, broad in scope, attributed solely to its individual author’s personal understanding, and cannot be relied upon to substitute for specialized consultation or legal…
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The KM Insurance Real Estate Coverage Guide Part 1: Basics By Parker Cox Disclaimer – The information contained in this writing is not guaranteed to be accurate. The information provided is general in nature, broad in scope, attributed solely to its individual author’s personal understanding, and cannot be relied upon to substitute for specialized consultation or legal…
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You have just moved in with your significant other and you decide to combine your auto insurance; you just entered into escrow on your first home, and your agent is reminding you about homeowners insurance. As you start researching online, checking out a few companies, comparing coverages, one pesky thing continually comes up: the deductible.…
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Like most young professionals, it wasn’t many years ago that I was deciding between being a professional athlete and a professional “something” (commercial insurance agent in my case). Of course, I settled on not-pro athlete for the glamour, fame and respect provided from the insurance world. *cough* And though millions of people will likely never…
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The sales business: talking, speaking, telling stories, speaking, closing, talking, asking questions, telling jokes, speaking, talking, persuading…etc Often, those of us inclined to “communication” (ie: talking, speaking, telling stories…you get the picture) feel that all others are inclined to equal interaction and that leads us to believe that the person who talks most wins–because the…
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Revenue is important, but purpose is paramount. And I know that on my journey to grow my own small business it has felt even more important to intentionally define who we are as we take our next steps. So the question we have had to ask ourselves at one point or another (or many points)…
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Food 4 Thought. Forbes has 4 helpful tips on Life Insurance: 1. Know Why You Need Life Insurance: The purpose of life insurance is to provide financial support for your dependents if you are no longer around to do it yourself. 2. Understand the Type of Policy You Need: There are two basic types of…
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Tony Robbins talks about the need for bringing “new eyes” to gain a new innovative perspective and for a business to maintain the competitive edge and grow. The idea works great for large corporations who can either hire new eyes, or afford focus groups…etc. But, for us who are members of smaller organizations, where both…
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