Month: December 2014

Camarillo Springs mudslide victims dig out

As seen on the LATimes: On the day after Jim Shiraishi’s home of 24 years was destroyed by a wall of mud and rocks that poured into his backyard in a burst of fury, all he could think about was finding his wallet and keys. Shiraishi returned to his Camarillo

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To Rent or Buy, That is the Question

Renting vs. Buying When making the trying decision to rent vs buy, it is imperative that you evaluate the costs. Renting a home and home buying will both involve unique expenses, which must be weighed and considered. In determining whether or not to rent or buy, you must keep taxes,

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Insurance Implications After the Loss of a Loved One

Guidance Through This Trying Time Unfortunately, some of the most trying experiences in life leave us having to rummage through paperwork to get everything in order. While mourning for the loss of a loved one should be at the forefront, it is important that you remember the importance of changing

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Is Your California Home Protected From Earthquakes?

The Importance of Every Californian Having Earthquake Insurance California residents are no stranger to the shakes that leave costly damages in their wake. Since earthquakes are one of the most unpredictable disasters, we must be prepared for their arrival at all times. Rather than leaving the well-being of your home

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Cost to Rebuild vs. Replacement Cost vs. Market Value

A Breakdown of the Differences Between Market Value, Replacement Cost & Cost to Rebuild Far too many homeowners are confused about the difference between market value, replacement cost, and the cost to rebuild. As a homeowner, it is important that you know the difference between these terms so that you

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The Most Dangerous States for Pedestrians

Take Extra Caution as a Pedestrian in These States With all the unexpected occurrences in the world, we are always looking to remain safe and enjoy life. Everyone knows the dangers of operating a vehicle on the open roads, but did you know that being a pedestrian could be just

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