I mean that’s fair to new buyers, but I suspect there are folks who had insurance but no longer are able to obtain / afford it. It’s all fine and good to say well they should sell and move but that may not always be realistic.
I mean that’s fair to new buyers, but I suspect there are folks who had insurance but no longer are able to obtain / afford it. It’s all fine and good to say well they should sell and move but that may not always be realistic.
All property can be insured; like I said, I would prefer not to debate the issue(it could literally go on for days); all property in Florida can be sold at a good return on investment(the market currently is actually good; I'm talking residential, I know nothing of commercial); the current market value of residential property here has never been better(not sure how much longer this will last because a hurricane just came through); please let's not debate this, I have owned property less than 1 mile from the Atlantic coast for over 30 years; folks need to have insurance or change their situation
I mean that’s fair to new buyers, but I suspect there are folks who had insurance but no longer are able to obtain / afford it. It’s all fine and good to say well they should sell and move but that may not always be realistic.
Yeah, hard to get a fair price for an uninsurable property. Be hard for a buyer to get a mortgage.
All property can be insured; like I said, I would prefer not to debate the issue(it could literally go on for days); all property in Florida can be sold at a good return on investment(the market currently is actually good; I'm talking residential, I know nothing of commercial); the current market value of residential property here has never been better(not sure how much longer this will last because a hurricane just came through); please let's not debate this, I have owned property less than 1 mile from the Atlantic coast for over 30 years; folks need to have insurance or change their situation