Originally Posted by ThrobProng:
It's only a matter of time until there is no homeowners insurance in Florida, among other places.
Never happen. The state will step in. Tourists are why we have no state tax. Without Insurance all those places on the beach don’t exist. It’s in the states own interest to provide insurance. [Reply]
Originally Posted by FloridaMan88:
The early effects of the hurricane are interacting with another weather system/front to create these stronger than normal hurricane-related tornadoes.
Florida has never even had a EF5 tornado and only two ever EF4 tornadoes.
Hopefully they stay as weak as possible �� [Reply]
Originally Posted by BigRedChief:
Never happen. The state will step in. Tourists are why we have no state tax. Without Insurance all those places on the beach don’t exist. It’s in the states own interest to provide insurance.
Will Floridians accept such blatant socialism in their state? Not to be political, but it goes against everything many Floridians stand for. [Reply]
Originally Posted by BigRedChief:
Never happen. The state will step in. Tourists are why we have no state tax. Without Insurance all those places on the beach don’t exist. It’s in the states own interest to provide insurance.
It could still go up like 25 percent or so on top of the current rate that's been jacked up. It adds up BRC. [Reply]
Originally Posted by ThrobProng:
Will Floridians accept such blatant socialism in their state? Not to be political, but it goes against everything many Floridians stand for.