articles like this dating back to July of this year and probably much earlier...can any of our FLA members provide insight into the genesis of this problem...what the issues are...and who the major players are?
One would have hoped that property owners wouldn't have to deal with this potential 'disaster' on top of the wind and water damage effects of Ian.
Link: https://www.orlandosentinel.com/weather/hurricane/os-ne-hurricane-ian-citizens-insurance-crisis-20220927-zt6zsrqbpzbxzovyfei2nnwyka-story.html
"Hurricane Ian could smash Florida’s fragile property insurance market"...there are scores of
Replies to: ""Hurricane Ian could smash Florida’s fragile property insurance market"...there are scores of"
- "Hurricane Ian could smash Florida’s fragile property insurance market"...there are scores of [LINK]
- TyroneIrish - 12:50am 9/29/22
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- There are a couple of factors [LINK] - Mark - 6:57am 9/29/22
- Wonder how they will charge their cars with with no power. Please explain. [NT] - PBHangingChad - 6:26am 9/29/22
- Everyone’s auto insurance will increase 5-10%. - conorlarkin - 5:54am 9/29/22
- Californians, along with many others across this country will be pitching in to help those suffering - TyroneIrish - 12:14pm 9/29/22
- You do realize that is how insurance works right? [NT]
- wrdomerson - 11:08am 9/29/22
- Yes. [NT] - conorlarkin - 11:52am 9/29/22
- almost as shitty as paying for college debt relief. [NT] - WestCoastIrishFan - 7:43am 9/29/22
- Yep it sucks. Sorry [NT] - PBHangingChad - 6:36am 9/29/22