This can sometimes NOT be covered by E&O insurance (Errors and Ommissions) which a lot (or maybe all I'm not sure) brokers have. 

Last year it was 'just' 842 homes that were double-billed last-minute as much as 62% extra causing a mayhem of erroneous delinquencies through 2022 where the Treasurer recently pocketed millions from quickly selling off tax liens created by the inflated bills  this February.It even billed a tax-exempt Nassau parish erroneously a 2nd year in a row for another half million in property taxes despite their grieving the first year's error, which seems took over a year to finally reverse the bill which added up to over a million dollars in erroneous taxes!

You can overlay two properly-designed policies next to each other and they look identical. 

It is simpler to keep track of, and there's less chance of an error on your taxes.

Your website is your hub, it is your online identity.

In a rare instance it is possible she reported and someone made a human error of not processing it.  

Is it normal for a property management company to be fully insured for their employee errors?

I am sorry for grammatical errors on my post.

It wasn't until 2 years into the brokerage with lots of trial and error when we started to actually make money.My husband is now the managing broker and we don't like to hire a bunch of agents to hang their license under us because we tried that and we were tired of drama and constantly being bugged for questions.

These were identical side by side units.