Loss control for community operators

Article Abstract:

Professional real estate managers should not ignore the task of minimizing the risks of a property to be subjected to personal injury and property damage claims. Midwest Community Owners Group director Patrick Ford met with manufactured home community owners and managers in late 1996 and talked about enhancing loss control measures in communities. Education, background checks, homeowner insurance, 'hold-harmless' clause, communication, complaint log, incident and accident reports, property inspections and contractors were among the main issues that manufactured home community owners and developers need to consider.

Real estate agents and managers, Real Estate Management, Activities Related to Real Estate, Mobile Homes, Manufactured Home (Mobile Home) Manufacturing, Management, Usage, Purchasing, Laws, regulations and rules, Homeowners, Real estate management firms, Indemnity against liability, Liability indemnity

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13th Annual Roundtable a blast!

Article Abstract:

An overview of International Networking Roundtable (INR) of major land-lease community owners/operators from North America is presented.

North America, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Mobile home industry, Residential real estate

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