Ronald Diskin Associates Corp.
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Ronald Diskin
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(973) 599-9600, Ext. 11
Website: www.rdains.com
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Ronald Diskin Associates Corp. (RDA), specializes in providing superior insurance protection to business owners within commercial real estate including, Apartment Buildings, Mixed Use Buildings (Apts & Mercantile), Condo’s, Co-op’s, Office Buildings, Hotels & Motels, Warehouses and Shopping Centers as well as privately held companies in the Manufacturing, Wholesale Retail and Service Industries.
Since 1994, RDA has employed a personalized, consultative approach to assist its customers to fully comprehend potential risks and exposures and how specific insurance solutions can minimize exposures to risk. Founded upon the core belief that greater understanding of policy coverage ultimately leads to more informed choices, RDA does not use a cookie-cutter approach.
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Written by Ronald Diskin
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Wednesday, 01 September 2010 08:27 |
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Due to the tough economic times there are opportunities for owners to purchase buildings that banks could be off loading or short selling. They dollar amount of the purchase does not correlate to what an owner needs to insure a building for. The question is - if you owned the raw land what it would cost to building the building at today’s cost. The selling price has no balance on the replacement cost of a building. Make sure that the policy reflects the current building cost. The CREA website can offer valuable tools thru its members to building owners-www.crea.com Good luck in these changing times Ron Diskin
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 01 September 2010 08:28 |
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Written by Ronald Diskin
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Tuesday, 25 May 2010 10:01 |
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Due to the challenging economic times buildings are having vacancies, the property policy contains a vacancy provision - when a policy is issued to the owner or lessee of the building and building means the entire building. A building can be deemed to be vacant unless at least 31% of the total square footage is occupied. You need to check your property form in your policy if vacancy is an issue and notify your agent/broker of the exposure.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 01 September 2010 08:28 |
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Written by Ronald Diskin
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Friday, 19 March 2010 09:08 |
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Economic times are tough-insurance premiums can be a major cost in the operating cost of the building- the key is INSURANCE PROGRAM to fit the needs of the building which allows comprehensive coverage at very competitive pricing. In the last 5 years + programs is the way to go in achieving these goals. There are programs for industrial/shopping centers/apartments/mixed use and office buildings. The key is to find a broker who understands the programs and can help the owner. Members of NJCREA can also offer helpful tools with the problems in a building-web site is www.njcrea.com Hope this is helpful Ron Diskin www.rdains.com
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Last Updated on Monday, 22 March 2010 15:31 |
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Written by Ronald Diskin
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Tuesday, 27 April 2010 14:23 |
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I have gotten great feed back from RDA clients when I inform them of the businesses that are part of CREA- everyone in the real estate business can take advantage of the professional people who offer great expertise in their respective fields. The feed back from my clients has been great and they appreciate the opportunity to find valuable resources for their building problems. The CREA website is www.njcrea.com. Please take advantage of this site as it will help you solve your problems or questions dealing with a renovation /environmental issues or new purchase. Thanks Ron Diskin
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 27 April 2010 14:24 |
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Written by Ronald Diskin
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Wednesday, 27 January 2010 10:56 |
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The commercial insurance industry over the last decade has become specialized. Each insurance carrier has determined the classes of business they want to write. By finding the niche market the insured can get the most comprehensive coverage at the most aggressive pricing. Also it allows the insured to tailor their coverage based on the exposures. The key is to find the agent/broker who has those niche markets for commercial real estate. RDA has specialized in commercial insurance for 10+ years and understands the needs of the insured. Getting a quote is not a difficult process. Our website is www.rdains.com Thanks Ron Diskin
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Last Updated on Thursday, 04 February 2010 00:40 |
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