Check out the video above with an illustrated explanation of homeowner’s insurance along with tips and tricks. They even remember to suggest that buyers check with their auto insurer for a rate quote, so if you like it, the embed code is at the end of the video, or you can click here for the video on Howcast.
Lani is the New Media Director here at AgentGenius.com and was recently named President of New Media Lab, both of which are headquartered in Austin, TX. She has an English degree from the University of Texas (and of course used that to become a blogger) and has lived in Texas her whole life minus the semester in Spain and the summer in Mexico. She spends a great deal of energy on the AG brand as well as improving the real estate industry and is an avid Twitter user.
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Thanks I just changed mine and am saving 700.00 per year. That is one of the biggest mistakes we make is just assuming we are still getting the best rates.
Lani – I love when you mention things like this as great blog topics/posts. Thanks! I agree with Missy too – we just cut our homeowners by about $300 (and we had a burglary claim last year) and cut our car insurance in half.
[...] video is pretty cool! Thank you to Lani Rosales from Agent Genius for posting [...]
Lani, thanks for finding and letting us know about this informational and entertaining video. I took your suggestion and included it on my blog, since consumers everywhere can benefit from this info.
[...] to AgentGenius for the heads-up. Renters, if you don’t have it, get renters’ insurance! It’s cheap and worth [...]
The video seems to take sometime to load. do you also have it loaded on Vimeo or YouTube?
Sorry about that, I did not create the video, it was produced exclusively by Howcast.com and I can’t find it elsewhere. I just tested it and it seems to be working fine now, maybe it was a Howcast server hiccup?