has anybody heard of an AIAI? No idea what that acronym stands for, we lost a nice sized HOA association to them. Only information the property manager gave me was that they placed the coverage with AIAI.
Associations Insurance Agency Inc.
It’s an aggregator, not a carrier
This is how we show moral character in this business!
Well done, sir. Proud of you.
Edit to add: In SC, beware of adding drivers mid-term on a Progressive commercial auto policy. 1 vehicle with Progressive, went from $5K/year to $16K/year. We added some drivers during the term, adding the drivers actually brought the premium down. Janitorial/Cleaning type of business that provides water/mold/fire damage remediation so that kicks it out of a lot of standard markets (even on the auto side which is wild to me). At r
Yeah progressive does that, imagine what it does to a trucking company
For future reference, please know that adding more drivers to a household, especially when the drivers outnumber the vehicles, premium will almost always increase. The reason for this is: You have one person rated, so they’re driving the van around t
Edit: State is SC Has been a while since I've written a risk like this one - 180 acres, in LLC name, LLC is owned by 4 partners/owners that will use it basically as a vacation/secondary residence, private use only. Land will be hunted on, no farming, timber tract operations, etc. Home, Barn, Tractor & Golf Cart. Thinking this will have to go E&S unless someone knows of a standard market.
Oh man, let me know what you find! I need something similar. Company purchased hunting ops but only using it for entertaining clients. No revenue so the hunting lodge type folks won't take it.
Who hunts on it? mSA or State Auto
Dude, working thru like 3 of those right now. & client never understands “why can’t we just bundle it all together & save a ton of money”. Does Cincy not want the townhomes at all or do they just not want it on a BOP?