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LearnCommercial Real Estate Management → Lesson 9 of 12

Insurance and risk management

The core program: property coverage (the building, at replacement cost, with attention to deductibles and named perils), general liability (slip-and-fall and premises claims), umbrella layers above both, and where relevant loss-of-rents, flood/quake, and equipment breakdown. Lenders set minimums; leases set what tenants must carry and evidence with certificates.

Renewal is an annual project, not a formality: values updated (construction costs move), loss runs reviewed, deductibles re-chosen against premium, and markets shopped in hard cycles. An expiring policy without a bound renewal is an ownership-level emergency — which is why expiry dates live in the alert system.

Risk management is mostly boring and physical: lit stairwells, cleared walks, tagged extinguishers, documented inspections, vendor COIs on file. Claims are won and lost on the records kept before anything happened.

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