Author: Lakisha Davis

Most homebuyers focus on location, price, and curb appeal, completely overlooking the vital legal shield that protects their investment: title insurance. Behind that protection stands an unsung hero: the general counsel who keeps the whole operation running. Attorney Marc Rovner, with over 38 years of experience handling title insurance complexities, knows exactly what makes the role critical. General counsel typically operate behind the scenes, but their work prevents buyers from losing everything when ownership disputes emerge. Guardians of Property Security When you buy a house, you’re counting on it actually becoming yours, legally and completely. The general counsel makes sure…

The healthcare industry is under immense pressure, and the additional tasks that have been given to them are making their lives much more difficult, hectic, and at times even frustrating. And the major reason for this additional burden is due to documentation. To give you an idea, a landmark AMA-related study showed that for every 8 hours that a provider spends on patient consultation, they have to spend five hours on the EHR. Just imagine the clinical time these providers are spending on documentation, which could have been spent on patient care. This is the reason why most of the…

Introduction to Real Estate Accounting Marketing Specializing in real estate accounting offers CPA firms a unique opportunity to serve an industry with complex financial and tax needs. Real estate investors and industry professionals require detailed advisory services that go beyond basic bookkeeping. By focusing on this niche, firms can build deep expertise, enabling them to navigate challenges like tax compliance, capital management, and regulatory changes more effectively. Marketing to this niche, however, comes with its own hurdles. Real estate clients often seek trusted advisors familiar with their specific business environment. Competition among CPA firms is strong, and standing out demands…

Temperature is the number everyone sees, but runtime is often the clue that explains why comfort, humidity, and energy use don’t feel right. A thermostat can show the setpoint while the system cycles in short bursts all day, or it can run for long stretches and still struggle to catch up. Both situations tell a story about the home, the equipment, and how air is being delivered. HVAC contractors evaluate runtime because it reveals how hard the system is working, how stable the indoor environment is, and whether the system is operating within safe limits. By focusing on runtime patterns—not…

One of the most frustrating home problems is when the HVAC system appears to be working—air is coming out, the unit turns on and off, and the thermostat shows the set temperature—yet the house still feels uncomfortable. People describe it as clammy air, stubborn hot rooms, chilly floors, stale smells, or drafts that make the space feel uneven. In these situations, the issue is often not a single broken part but a mismatch between how the system delivers air and how the building behaves. HVAC contractors approach these calls by looking beyond “does it run” and focusing on why comfort…

A stable indoor environment is not just about feeling warm in winter or cool in summer. Stability means temperatures that don’t swing room to room, humidity that stays within a comfortable range, airflow that feels consistent, and indoor air that doesn’t turn stale or dusty after a few days. Many homes and small commercial buildings struggle with stability even when the HVAC system “works,” because stability depends on calibration, airflow balance, control settings, and maintenance habits that keep the entire system operating smoothly over time. HVAC contractors support stable environments by diagnosing causes of fluctuations, tuning equipment and duct systems,…

Many homeowners assume HVAC service begins with checking the unit, inspecting the thermostat, or looking for error codes. While those steps matter, professional service visits often start somewhere else—airflow. Airflow is the delivery system that carries heating or cooling throughout a home. Even if the equipment is operating correctly, poor airflow can reduce comfort, increase energy use, cause humidity issues, and lead to unnecessary wear on components. Without airflow measurement, technicians may misdiagnose the cause of a complaint and recommend repairs that do not address the root cause. That is why airflow measurement is often the first step in a…

Uneven heating is one of the most common comfort complaints during cold weather. One room feels warm and comfortable, while another feels chilly no matter how high the thermostat is set. This imbalance can make the home feel frustrating to live in, as people repeatedly adjust the thermostat, move portable heaters from room to room, or avoid certain areas altogether. The problem often develops gradually, making it easy to ignore until the temperature difference becomes obvious. Uneven heating is not always caused by a failing furnace. Often, it results from airflow issues, duct restrictions, insulation gaps, thermostat placement, or the…

Electrical systems are something maximum owners rely on every unmarried day, yet they may be regularly the least understood part of a house. In Perth, many residential houses—both old and new—still face avoidable electric dangers caused by regular mistakes. These troubles hardly ever seem urgent until they develop into shocks, outages, or fires. Improving electrical safety Perth homeowners rely on starts with awareness and responsible choices. Below are the most commonplace electrical protection errors nevertheless seen in Perth homes, at the side of practical ways to reduce home electrical risks earlier than extreme harm occurs. Ignoring Small Warning Signs Many…

An AV (Audiovisual) production company is a full-service technical partner that designs, manages, and executes the sensory elements of a live or recorded event. While the term “AV” used to refer to simple microphones and projectors, the industry has undergone a radical transformation. Today, these firms are essentially “Experience Engineers,” integrating complex networking, artificial intelligence, and cinematic storytelling. The Scope of Services Creative Technical Design: Planning the visual and auditory “journey” of the audience. Equipment Integration: Deploying high-end hardware, from LED volumes to spatial audio arrays. Live Broadcast and Streaming: Managing multi-camera setups for global hybrid events. Post-Production: Editing and polishing recorded content for social…