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Buying and Insuring Commercial Real Estate: Your Checklist of Key Considerations to Keep in Mind

Written by Adrienne Schickert on

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It’s a challenging time to buy and insure commercial property with confidence.

Whether you own and operate a portfolio of commercial buildings, you’re an asset manager with a fund that invests in commercial real estate, or you’re a developer putting together commercial property deals and facilitating construction, you’ve witnessed the rapid changes and volatile conditions that are transforming the commercial real estate market.

If you’ve ever wished for a single source that provides a rundown of everything you need to consider before buying and insuring commercial property, this guide can help. It reviews why the commercial real estate market is so challenging today, then provides a checklist of considerations to keep in mind as you identify and evaluate your next property purchase and plan how to best insure it.

Considerations include:

  • Basic property information & documentation
  • Property condition
  • Environmental risks
  • Insurance considerations
  • And more

 

 

Download our Checklist for Buying and Insuring Commercial Real Estate
About The Author

Adrienne Schickert is an insurance advisor with over 15 years of experience in the industry. As Vice President and Account Executive in B. F. Saul Insurance’s Commercial Lines practice, she provides clients with guidance on coverage, appropriate limits, risk management, and claims. Adrienne specializes in advising clients with difficult or diverse operations and helping them manage their risk holistically.

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