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Monday, September 06, 2010
Construction insurance comes in many forms - Contractor liability insurance being the most basic
By aksinteractive @ 7:11 AM :: 1 Views :: 0 Comments :: :: Finance , Investments

Typically a Contractors liability exposure for their work is high, and it doesn’t stop the day the Contractor finishes the job. Liability issues could be arise years later. A faulty pipe connection could give way and result in water damage 12 months after the job is done. A faulty wiring connection could cause a house to burn down 5 years after the electrical work is completed. A child could wander into a construction zone and get injured while playing with construction materials. The examples of what could wrong are endless.

Because of these risks like these, Contractor Insurance is employed to protect the business operations of the Contractor from unexpected litigation and lawsuits arising from Bodily Injury or Property Damage.

First, in order to do business at all, a Contractor bond is needed. A Contractors Bond can be purchased for a fee, the cost of which depends on the credit of the Contractor applying for it. A bond acts as "financial assurance" that the Contractor will complete a job to satisfaction. A bond may also cover things like unpaid subcontractors or suppliers, damage to the property due to the construction or crew, and lost or stolen materials from the job site.

When the operations get big enough to need subcontractors, General Contractor Insurance may include higher Contractor liability insurance limits of $1 million, $2 million or more. A growing operation may even benefit from wrap insurance as General Contractors insurance needs expand to cover larger and larger projects such as the building of condominiums, apartments or strip malls.

 

Insurance for Contractors doesn’t have to be complicated, but for most of us insurance just is.  Make sure you ask questions of your Broker to help make certain the Contractor’s insurance you’re buying fits the current and future needs of your contracting business. Though changes to policies called “endorsements” may be able to modify some coverage’s during the policy, there’s no substitute for buying insurance protection that can grow with you from the start.

As both you and your Broker share responsibility for finding the right Contractor Insurance Liability, choose a Broker that knows what they’re doing and can confidently explain the features and benefits of the Contractors insurance policy they’re recommending. Insurance is a competitive business just like any other, so a Broker that can shop your needs with multiple insurance carriers and return to you the best of what they’ve found may prove to be very valuable.

Knowing that you have acquired the right Contractor liability can go a long way in adding peace of mind to your business now and in the future.

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Saturday, September 04, 2010
Using Picture Books to Expand Adolescents' Imaginings of Themselves and Others
By endeavor45@126.com @ 6:41 AM :: 4 Views :: 0 Comments :: :: Books & Authors, Business , Investments, Marketing
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Thursday, September 02, 2010
How to sell your house fast in a down market
By vogel3 @ 2:42 PM :: 3 Views :: 0 Comments :: :: Investments
When you need to sell your house fast, it may sometimes be necessary to think outside the box to get the job done. To attract house buyers, it may be necessary to make the house attractive by doing repairs if you can, or talking to real estate investors from “We Buy Houses” ads.

Here are a few tips to facilitate selling your house fast.
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Friday, August 27, 2010
Developer’s Confederation plans to oppose proposed Goods and Services Tax
By zameenprince @ 11:56 AM :: 4 Views :: 0 Comments :: :: Advertising , Business , Home Business , Investments
Confederation of Real Estate DevelopersAssociation of India (Credai) plans to file a case against the proposed Goods and Services Tax (GST).
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Friday, August 27, 2010
32% Rise in Q1 Net Profit- reports Ashiana Housing
By zameenprince @ 11:54 AM :: 5 Views :: 0 Comments :: :: Advertising , Investments, Relationships, Sales
One of leading Real estate firm Ashiana Housing Ltd reported a 32 per cent rise in net profit at Rs 11.71 crore for the quarter ended June 30 against Rs 8.9 crore in the year ago period.
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Wednesday, August 25, 2010
The Fun of Multiple Genres and the Fun of Multigenre
By endeavor50@126.com @ 1:12 PM :: 5 Views :: 0 Comments :: :: Investments
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Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Increasing connectivity of Greater Noida
By siagour @ 12:19 PM :: 7 Views :: 0 Comments :: :: Business , Investments, Property
Development of new connectivity can add immense value to an area. It not only provides opportunity to the developers to do more business but it also provides new options to end users. Best of all, it helps in containing the price rise of real estate projects in the main districts of a town.

The newly built bridge over Hindon river near Sectors 121 and 119 in Noida has reduced the distance of Greater Noida Sectors 1 and 4 from main Noida to almost half. Because of the bridge, Noida’s connectivity has improved so much that the new area is being termed as Noida Extension. Since then, a number of developers in the area have launched apartments in the price range of Rs 9 lakh for one bedroom with a hall and kitchen (1BHK) apartment to Rs 15 lakh for a 2BHK and Rs 18 lakh for a 3BHK.

The distance of Sector 1 and Sector 4 of Greater Noida, where a number of real estate projects are being developed, has reduced to about 11km from the main market place, Sector 18 in Noida, because of the bridge. Earlier, the distance from Sector 18 to the place was around 18km. The distance from the main commercial centers like Sectors 61 and 62 too has come down to around 8km from the earlier 14km.

Before the construction of the new bridge, one had to travel to reach these areas via National Highway 24. Not only is the distance via NH-24 longer, but NH-24 also remains congested most of the time, and as a result homebuyers were reluctant to purchase apartments in these areas. The traffic along the stretch at Vijaynagar across Hindon river on NH-24 remains particularly bad.

At present, a number of developers including Gaursons, Amrapali and Supertech are developing large townships in the locality. The size of the each township is around 150 acre with all the latest amenities like schools, playgrounds, hospitals, market complexes and commercial property — in fact, Supertech has two townships lined up. Besides this, a number of small developers have also joined in to develop condominiums on smaller plots of 20 to 30 acres.

As the area is offers such a huge land mass for development, a number of commercial projects are also coming up in the locality. A large multi-specialty hospital is being developed by Metro Hospital group in the area. Besides this, an IT park has also been proposed in the area. Just along the Hindon, Greater Noida authority is planning to develop a number of real estate projects. Such connectivity inevitably brings in a huge chunk of land into the mainstream on which residential complexes for the middle-class communities could be developed.

The availability of large chunks of land to develop the housing apartments has made developers keep prices at highly competitive range. Most of the apartments in these areas have been launched for around Rs 1,800 per sq feet as the basic selling price. This has brought prices of apartments here within the affordable range for the middle class. After making payment for the cash-down component, one can buy a two-bedroom apartment for an EMI of around Rs 12,000 per month. That means, one, whose annual income is Rs 3 lakh per annum can afford to buy a house in this area.

Not only this, the sudden increase in the supply of apartments in this part of the city has forced developers in the central part of Noida to not revise the prices upwards. Despite, rising demand, developers have kept prices under check for some time now. For more information visit:- Real Estate Projects
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Connecting Transnational Literacies to State Standards
By carina @ 4:20 PM :: 5 Views :: 0 Comments :: :: Business , Fashion, Humour , Investments
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Tuesday, August 24, 2010
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Saturday, August 21, 2010
Iconic Tower could be fully Residential
By zameenzaidad2319 @ 7:50 AM :: 9 Views :: 0 Comments :: :: Advertising , Business , Finance , Home Business , Investments, Management , Marketing , Online Marketing, Property, Home
After several failed attempts to lease out its six-acre Wadala plot for an iconic tower, the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) has tweaked tender conditions,
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