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And it's only getting worse, multiple carriers left La on 1-1-2024
Posted on 2/1/24 at 8:19 am
Posted on 2/1/24 at 8:19 am
La ranks as one of the worst states on insurance premiums for 2024!
LINK
La ranks as one of the worst on insurance premiums for 2024!
Tough to be a RE Investor and homeowner in these markets. Time to spend money elsewhere.
LINK
La ranks as one of the worst on insurance premiums for 2024!
Tough to be a RE Investor and homeowner in these markets. Time to spend money elsewhere.
This post was edited on 2/1/24 at 8:20 am
Posted on 2/1/24 at 8:36 am to southside
Florida has become a nightmare.
There are still claims that haven’t been paid out following Hurricane Ian. That’s been 2+ years ago. There are still homes with tarps on the roof in Punta Gorda and Naples.
This has lead many to believe that if a major storm comes through the insurance companies may be insolvent. Meaning; they’ll collect premiums but make no payouts.
There has been a sharp increase in the number of people who own their homes outright choosing to self insure. Taking the money that would go towards homeowners insurance and instead putting it into something like a high yield savings account. Then crossing their fingers that they get lucky.
This whole mess is going to have disastrous consequences for the state of Florida if it is not reeled in. People and businesses are actively looking to leave the State. Ron DeSantis doesn’t know it yet; but, surging home/auto insurance and exploding property taxes are probably gonna cost him his job.
There are still claims that haven’t been paid out following Hurricane Ian. That’s been 2+ years ago. There are still homes with tarps on the roof in Punta Gorda and Naples.
This has lead many to believe that if a major storm comes through the insurance companies may be insolvent. Meaning; they’ll collect premiums but make no payouts.
There has been a sharp increase in the number of people who own their homes outright choosing to self insure. Taking the money that would go towards homeowners insurance and instead putting it into something like a high yield savings account. Then crossing their fingers that they get lucky.
This whole mess is going to have disastrous consequences for the state of Florida if it is not reeled in. People and businesses are actively looking to leave the State. Ron DeSantis doesn’t know it yet; but, surging home/auto insurance and exploding property taxes are probably gonna cost him his job.
This post was edited on 2/1/24 at 8:39 am
Posted on 2/1/24 at 8:38 am to southside
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Tough to be a RE Investor and homeowner in these markets. Time to spend money elsewhere.
According to my insurance company, my home replacement value is 52% higher than appraisal value (which actually has land involved making it worse).
It’s already tough to be a homeowner here.
Posted on 2/1/24 at 8:44 am to southside
Self-insure seems like a good answer for those able to save up the replacement value of their home and put it into some kind of low-risk fund that can at least keep up with normal inflation.
Posted on 2/1/24 at 11:17 am to southside
Mine just went up 50%. Price of being able to live in this dump state. But hey.... the food is good, right?
Posted on 2/1/24 at 11:22 am to southside
quote:Where are you seeing anything referencing this? Its not in your link
multiple carriers left La on 1-1-2024
quote:That'll happen when you're in one of the most litigious states in the country and happen to be in a hurricane prone area.
La ranks as one of the worst states on insurance premiums for 2024!
Posted on 2/1/24 at 11:26 am to southside
I checked out that link and ran my options for my house in Covington.
Only option was Kin.
Pricing was comparable to what I’m paying now.
Problem with Kin is that it’s not backed by the LA guaranty fund. So if this dump of a company goes under and you have a claim with them, the LA guaranty find does NOT step in and pay for their insolvency.
This company is worst than the other dog shite companies writing policies here. At least those are backed by the LA Guaranty fund
Only option was Kin.
Pricing was comparable to what I’m paying now.
Problem with Kin is that it’s not backed by the LA guaranty fund. So if this dump of a company goes under and you have a claim with them, the LA guaranty find does NOT step in and pay for their insolvency.
This company is worst than the other dog shite companies writing policies here. At least those are backed by the LA Guaranty fund
Posted on 2/1/24 at 1:00 pm to southside
My homeowners insurance has gone in two years from 2,400 to 4,700 to 6,200
Just got my flood insurnace bill this week. In two years, it has gone from 648 to 779 to 906.
Thankfully I bought this house before prices went crazy and I got a low interest rate.
But... that's the thing. If I move somewhere else, I'm going to have to pay for for the same size house, plus higher interest rate, and that probably exceeds or comes close to exceeding the additional insurance costs here. Plus my kids would have to start over, etc.
It's a rock and a hard place. The time to leave was probably 5 years ago.
Just got my flood insurnace bill this week. In two years, it has gone from 648 to 779 to 906.
Thankfully I bought this house before prices went crazy and I got a low interest rate.
But... that's the thing. If I move somewhere else, I'm going to have to pay for for the same size house, plus higher interest rate, and that probably exceeds or comes close to exceeding the additional insurance costs here. Plus my kids would have to start over, etc.
It's a rock and a hard place. The time to leave was probably 5 years ago.
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