LMC Blog

As the holiday season approaches, commercial properties will likely see an uptick in customers and guests, which can be great for business and revenue. However, it's essential that your property be as safe as it is welcoming to customers. Having a safe commercial property can result in a reduction in accidents, injuries, and liability claims for businesses. In today's LMC blog post, we look at a few ways you can have a safer commercial property this holiday season.

Getting a new commercial property can be an exciting opportunity, whether you're upgrading to a larger space, opening a second location, or moving to a more strategic area. However, if you're not careful, buying a new commercial property can also come with hidden risks that could lead to unexpected costs or even liability issues. In today's LMC blog post, we'll look at a few risks that you should definitely look for before you buy or move into your new commercial space to help eliminate risk factors.

Becoming a homeowner means having a whole new set of responsibilities regarding maintenance and repairs on a home or property. While some projects are fine for homeowners to handle on their own, such as painting or cleaning gutters, other projects are best left to professionals to handle for safety and accuracy issues. Examples of this might include electrical repairs, plumbing issues, roof replacement, and tree diagnosis and treatment.

Managing an apartment complex or multi-family residential property can come with a unique set of challenges, as managers must deal with both constant property maintenance and tenant needs. High tenant turnover can complicate it even further as the search and screening process for new renters can be tedious, so it's important for many property managers to keep their current tenants happy. When tenants are offered stunning landscaping and fun outdoor amenities, they are far more likely to renew their lease, recommend the complex to others, and help increase the demand for available units.