For Florida homeowners, June 1 marks more than the beginning of summer—it marks the official start of hurricane season. Whether you’ve lived in Central Florida for decades or recently purchased your first home in the Orlando area, preparing before a…
If you’ve opened your homeowners insurance renewal recently and were surprised by a higher premium, you’re certainly not alone. Across Orlando, Central Florida, and the entire state, homeowners have seen insurance costs increase significantly over the past several years. For…
April in Central Florida marks the return of frequent rain, afternoon storms, and the early warning signs of hurricane season. While the rain is essential for Florida’s lush landscape, it also brings an increased risk of water damage—one of the…
Washington, D.C. — American homebuyers are about to get a break. New rules for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac mortgages will help to lower home insurance bills for millions of families, especially in rural areas and condo buildings. The changes fix…
As spring arrives in Central Florida, it brings more than sunshine and warmer temperatures, it also signals the start of increased storm activity, heavy rainfall, and the early lead-up to hurricane season. While many homeowners in Orlando and surrounding Central…
Flooding is one of the most misunderstood and underestimated risks facing Florida homeowners. Many assume flood insurance is only necessary near the coast or during hurricane season. In reality, flooding affects Central Florida communities every year — often outside of…
Spring in Florida marks the transition into heavier rainfall, stronger storms, and the early stages of hurricane season. Before weather risks escalate, homeowners across Orlando, Clermont, and Central Florida should take time to ensure their insurance coverage is prepared. A…
As 2025 comes to a close, Florida’s insurance market finally showed signs of stabilization after years of disruption. From homeowners insurance reform to auto insurance cost pressures, this year delivered meaningful changes that Florida policyholders should understand heading into 2026.…
Hurricane season officially ends on November 30, but that doesn’t mean preparedness should take a backseat. If you live in Florida, you know that the off-season is the ideal time to re-evaluate, reinforce, and prepare your home and insurance coverage…
Florida’s property insurance market is undergoing a major transformation, and at the center of this change is a model that’s gaining serious traction: Reciprocal Insurance Exchanges. If you’re a Florida homeowner, you’ve probably heard the buzz—but what does it really mean for…
