Insurance

  • On The Move Participates in Ford Celebration
    Due to its January 2005 launch of a new one-way truck-rental program that uses Ford trucks exclusively, On The Move Inc. was invited to attend Ford Motor Co.’s centennial celebration in San Antonio. ...More
    July 29, 2005
    Posted in News
  • Republic Western Returns to Self-Storage
    After being placed on administrative supervision by the Arizona Department of Insurance in May, Republic Western Insurance Co. has returned to offering self-storage owner and tenant insurance. ...More
    July 29, 2005
    Posted in News
  • The Calm Before (During and After) the Storm
    From the beginning of June until the end of November, the Coastal United States—from Maine all the way to Texas—is vulnerable to some of the most destructive storms on earth. The 2004 hurricane season was one of the worst on record, with four major hurricanes that caused ...More
    July 1, 2005 John Roark
    Posted in Articles
  • To ‘Trust’ or Not to ‘Trust’
    To ‘Trust’ or Not to ‘Trust’ By Pieter Kark and Ken Yap While asleep, Ginny dreamt many dreams, but the one she remembered when she awoke was a strange one: It was about life insurance. Wait… No… It was actually about leaving her home, savings and self-storage business to ...More
    June 1, 2005 Pieter Kark and Ken Yap
    Posted in Articles, Finance
  • Security Gates: Friend and Foe
    Self-storage owners purchase automatic access-control gates to heighten the security of their premises and the safety of tenants’ goods. Customers feel confident about storing their possessions in a gated facility because gates are great deterrents to potential burglars and ...More
    June 1, 2005 Amy Brown
    Posted in Articles
  • Battling Employee Dishonesty
    Most self-storage owners would like to think their staff is loyal, trustworthy, honest and dedicated to their business. Unfortunately, temptation, greed, and social and financial pressure can drive some employees to treachery. Even the most efficient storage facility can ...More
    May 1, 2005 Amy Brown
    Posted in Articles
  • Insurance Q&A
    Q: A tenant injured herself at my facility and expects my insurance company to pay her medical expenses. The woman lost her balance and fell on the stairs while exiting the rental office, but the steps and handrail were painted yellow for visibility and are in excellent ...More
    April 1, 2005 Amy Brown
    Posted in Articles
  • Where It Hurts
    There's no end to the tangible and ethereal dangers we face in this day and age. It's a wonder we endure as a world culture, thriving where we should realistically fail, escaping castigation where it is often warranted, mercifully slipping through the hands of jeopardy. If ...More
    March 1, 2005 Teri L. Lanza
    Posted in Articles
  • Property Values for Insurance
    One of the most difficult questions self-storage owners and operators face is how to determine what property values to use when seeking insurance coverage for their facilities. This should be addressed when purchasing a policy, not after it has been issued or a loss has ...More
    March 1, 2005 Mike Gilbert
    Posted in Articles
  • Getting the Most for Your Insurance Dollar
    Perhaps the most important step in getting the most for your insurance dollar is finding the right insurance expert to assist you. Though we live in a society that promotes the do-it-yourself approach in most things, insurance is an area where it pays to have professional ...More
    March 1, 2005 Scott Lancaster
    Posted in Articles
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