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SWBTATTReg

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10. Wow. Over $11,200+ for each of the 24 units per year, insurance!! God, I'm so glad I've never moved
Sat Dec 2, 2023, 04:36 PM
Dec 2023

to FL, I had thought about it at one time, but changed my mind. My heart goes out to my friends that still live in FL. Jesus, holy moly!

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Retirees headed for Florida to find affordable living in their golden years. no_hypocrisy Dec 2023 #1
Puerto Rico? JoseBalow Dec 2023 #6
Mississippi we can do it Dec 2023 #8
Scientist told you a long time ago-what do scientist know, eh? Stargazer99 Dec 2023 #2
Because of wild fires this is also happening in Colorado. nevergiveup Dec 2023 #3
Surely DeSantis and the Repug legislature will fix this. (kidding) dutch777 Dec 2023 #4
Only "fix" is state income taxes raising2moredems Dec 2023 #13
They really only buffer P&C insurance costs if I understand it right. The FL system just delays the inevitable. Agree dutch777 Dec 2023 #14
Yeah ... go ahead ... move to Florida and buy a beachfront condo. lpbk2713 Dec 2023 #5
Florida is literally a sinking ship JoseBalow Dec 2023 #7
Anyone who's driven through Daytona Beach will immediately see the irresponsible development problem. CaptainTruth Dec 2023 #9
Not just Daytona JPK Dec 2023 #12
Yep, everything you say is true. CaptainTruth Dec 2023 #15
Wow. Over $11,200+ for each of the 24 units per year, insurance!! God, I'm so glad I've never moved SWBTATTReg Dec 2023 #10
Housing insurance in Florida, we don't have insurance, we DON'T have a bill. JPK Dec 2023 #11
Our homeowner's insurance situation is similar to yours, but our insurance company went bankrupt last year. CaptainTruth Dec 2023 #16
DeSantis doesn't have the foggiest idea what to do. He'll do a press release and blame it on his woke crap. RKP5637 Dec 2023 #17
My condo issued a $40 a month increase just to cover increased insurance steve2470 Dec 2023 #18
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