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homeowners insurance rates FAQ

What are the homeowners insurance rates like in Florida?

Apr 04, 2008 by Jennifer S | Posted in Renting & Real Estate

Say that I wanted to buy a $200k house on the gulf side. For a typical policy, what could I expect to pay per year? Im thinking of making the move from Pa and have found some cute homes in that price range online. Are the rates higher because of hurricanes?

Rates are higher, of course. Many insurers have stopped writing insurance there altogether. To get an accurate quote, talk insurance broker. A broker works with several different companies and can find the best coverage and price for you. To find a broker,

Bradley S | Apr 04, 2008

figure 10k to 20k per year, that is if you can get any.
bob W | Apr 04, 2008

Where can I find Farmers Insurance Rating formula for when they quote Homeowners Insurance rates?

Oct 09, 2009 by Todd M | Posted in Insurance

I am trying to find out where Farmers insurance discloses their rating formula. I am in Texas and have asked the Texas department of insurance but they were no help. I know insurance companies have to disclose their standard rating formulas but they

They do not disclose their methods.
jlf | Oct 09, 2009

Can homeowners insurance rates increase for having a non operational car on your property in a rural area?

Jun 29, 2007 by jalfjaljfaljfja | Posted in Insurance


These two cars do not pose a hazard, and the lot is clean and clear. Its not a chophouse type situation.

Usually an insurance company will not surcharge for junk cars, they'll usually decline coverage or non-renew to get off the risk. An increase would be a like an endorsement meaning we'll cover the risk, but are charging more. Like she said, who wants

ernesto_tig | Jun 29, 2007