[chisoxfan]

Our Citizens premium this year was $2,300. That includes discounts totaling approximately 30 percent for hurricane shutters, a high-impact garage door rated for a Category 5 storm and a hip-shaped roof. Our premium will rise to at least $3,200 next year thanks to a Citizens rate increase already approved, and would go up to almost $5,100 if a second Citizens rate increase goes through pending the results of the Legislature's special session on insurance in January. Next-door neighbor paid $2,900 this year; woman across the street paid $1,700; they'll get hit with the same increases.

[SunshineState]

My house Valued at $225K
Insurance through Statefarm....$3200 (no Flood)
Property Taxes w/Homestead...$3400

My parents home Valued at $150k
Insurance through Citizens ..$4200 (just renwed) (no Flood)
? unsure of property taxes

My Brother Home Valued at $175K
Insurance through Citizens & Homewise ...$5800 (no Flood)
? Propety Taxes

All these houses are in Pasco, and are NOT on the water and none of us have ever filed a claim.

I would love to know what areas and Ins. Co all the homes are with the low rates.

[maggiekate]

Originally Posted by sunrico90

Any inputs from central/south Miami or the Space coast....

from travelers 1200, to royal palm 1096?

wesley chapel, pasco, if it does fly? Citizens 3400?

[jbravo]

$225K Insurance $775 Amica 2% but insurance is at 140% of value location: Mt Dora

[sunrico90]

Looks like Royal Palms Insurance is the best choice...!!! Any special clauses in the policies?

[MotleyCrew]

House value here, $385,000. Homeowners insurance, $500 per year. Property taxes, $2,000. Location, Peoria, AZ. We would still like to move to Florida and hope that the insurance crisis is soon solved.

[pianogal]

jbravo...just looked at amica's website. I was going to request a quote just to see what it would be and they don't even give an option for that for Florida. They just skip right over Florida to Georgia!

[sunrico90]

Originally Posted by pianogal

jbravo...just looked at amica's website. I was going to request a quote just to see what it would be and they don't even give an option for that for Florida. They just skip right over Florida to Georgia!

I just called their office and they limited the issue of policies to the interior of the state, new constructions with pre-qualifiying requirements. Questions can be directed to 800-247-9022 Florida PR for Amica....

[vpcats]

Originally Posted by carolinadreamin

We have not received our new bill yet but our good friend who lives just a few miles away got his. It is up to $5,800 from last year's $2,700 for a house in the $600k range. I don't know what his property tax is but probably not bad because he's lived there more than 10 years.
I'm afraid to open our bill without a drink in my hand. We made a claim for a damaged roof and and fence and thinking we will get hit even higher for that.

I think TWO drinks will be better. One for each hand and then, you can't open the bill. hahahaha.
Good luck. I'm one of those who got a bill for $6482 for this renewal. I'm still drinking. nahhh j/k but maybe not a bad idea.

[dusesean1986]

...The Cheapest Homeowner Insurance is a home with no windows...and made of metal...simple right
lol