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Fall Checklist For Homeowners

Fall Maintenance Checklist: 16 Tasks to Prepare Your Home for Winter 

It’s official—autumn has arrived here in the Northeast. Spending a day or two this fall on a few annual maintenance tasks can help prevent common winter emergencies like home heating…

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Composting Rules For NYC Landlords

What NYC Landlords Need to Know About Mandatory Composting

The New York City Department of Sanitation (DSNY) will launch curbside composting for all Bronx, Manhattan and Staten Island residents the week of October 6, 2024. Already available throughout Brooklyn…

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HPD Extends 2024 Property Registration Deadline

Property Registration for New York City Landlords—Get Started Now

New York City’s Department of Housing Preservation & Development (HPD) requires annual property registration by owners of residential buildings that meet the following requirements: Multiple dwelling (3 or more residential…

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Window Guards Required In New York City

What NYC Building Owners Need to Know About Window Guards

For properties with three or more units, New York City law requires that building owners install and maintain window guards for apartments where a child age 10 years or younger…

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Insurance For Other Structures

Understanding Other Structures Coverage in Homeowners Insurance: What’s Really Protected

What is considered Other Structures on homeowner’s insurance? You’d expect homeowner’s insurance to cover your home from damage, theft and liability. And it does. Your homeowner’s insurance can also offer…

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Notify Your Insurance Partner Of These Changes

14 Situations When You Need to Contact Your Insurance Partner

When should you contact your insurance agent/broker or insurance company? Of course, you need to contact them to file a claim or when an event may lead to a claim.…

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Why Tenant Insurance Is a Must for Landlords

As a landlord, you have insurance to protect your building against a fire, theft or other peril. Should you insist that the people living in it also have insurance? Can…

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