
What a Southwest Florida Home Inspector Will Look For
When you’re buying a home, it’s a good idea to have a professional home inspector look over the property. This home inspection checklist may help
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When you’re buying a home, it’s a good idea to have a professional home inspector look over the property. This home inspection checklist may help
When it comes to your Florida home insurance policy, there are some factors that can cause your homeowners premiums to be higher than other factors.
The short answer is that Fort Myers homeowners insurance costs about $982 to $ 1,333 per year on average and is generally lower than the state of Florida average which is about $1,648 to $3,575 per year. The reason why the state average is higher than the average for Fort Myers, FL is that cities like Naples and Miami tend to have larger, more expensive houses on the coast.
The short answer is that Cape Coral homeowners insurance costs about $986 to $1,339 per year on average and is generally lower than the state average of about $1,648 to $3,575 per year. Larger, expensive houses on the coast in places like Naples and Miami explain why the state average is higher than the average for Cape Coral, FL.
For more than 30 years, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has been collecting and examining causes of death.
It’s love bug season again…
Our windshields and grilles will soon be covered with the splattered remains of those little black-and-orange insects. Sometimes, there’s so many of them that it looks like you’re driving through black smoke or it sounds like it’s raining on your car.
The short answer to that is “it depends” and the long answer is that it depends on a number of factors about yourself in addition to what type of policy you’d like to get. For example, the premiums for a 10-year term will usually be lower than a 30-year with all the other variables being the same.
As a homeowner, you most likely already have homeowners insurance. Luckily, for the past few years, you haven’t had to make any claims.
That is until a hurricane or powerful summer storm affects your property.
That’s all you want after you’ve experienced loss or damage to your home.
Contractors also know this and some will take advantage of you during this difficult time by inflating your repair costs and having you sign a contract that includes something called an Assignment of Benefits (AOB) Clause.
If you were born between 1978 and 1998, you’re a Millennial according to the media (no matter how much you HATE being called one). You’re probably in a stage of life where you’re settling down, buying a house, having some kids, and working to further your career.