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Finding an affordable Florida homeowners insurance policy can be difficult in the Sunshine State these days. With all the hurricanes that have ravaged the area, some homeowners insurance companies are more hesitant than ever to provide home insurance coverage in Florida. However, some home insurance providers understand Florida homeowners growing need to find great coverage and are offering Florida home insurance […]
State Farm Lloyds has submitted a rate filing to the Texas Department of Insurance to increase its homeowner’s insurance rates in Texas by a statewide average of 8.5 percent, beginning Oct. 1 for … Read the rest of this great post here
The company announced enhancements to the loss mitigation module of its VendorScape platform that fully support the Home Affordability Modification Program.
If you’re looking for just one more reason to quit smoking this year, think about the savings. Aside from the rising costs of tobacco products across the country, keep in mind that you may also be eligible for a non-smokers discount which can save homeowners up to 10% off their homeowners premium. Most insurance companies charge smokers […]
Grand Rapids, Mich.-based Foremost Insurance Group has expanded its dwelling fire program in Oregon, introducing new policies and endorsements for the needs of landlord, owner-occupied or vacant … Read the rest of this great post here
No- condo insurance and home insurance are two different types of insurance policies. The reason being that single family owners and condo owners have different needs when it comes to coverage. A condo policy provides a limited amount of dwelling coverage (typically from the studs of the walls in). Whereas a home policy provides dwelling […]
The Texas Supreme Court recently upheld an appeals court ruling that favors the insured in a dispute over the scope of an appraisal clause in a homeowners insurance policy. Delivering the … Read the rest of this great post here
The average sale price of a home in New York City dropped 22 percent to $644,000 in the second quarter of 2009, according to a report released today by ResidentialNYC.com.
Most Americans still consider having enough money for downpayment and closing costs to be the biggest obstacles to buying a home, according to the 2009 National Housing Pulse Survey.