If you have a mobile home and you need insurance, chances are you need to get familiar with your vehicle identification number (VIN). Your mobile home VIN number is more than just a registration number – it holds key information about your mobile home.
Read this postFlorida regularly sits near the top of the list when it comes to home insurance costs. The average annual premium in the state is well over $2,000, and now Florida homeowners insurance rates are going up﹘thanks in part of a 1.3 percent assessment recently approved by the Florida Insurance Guarantee Association (FIGA) and the Florida Office of Insurance Regulations.
Sometimes our representatives ask if a homeowner has any other structures on their property, and the homeowner says they don’t. However, that’s seldom true. We think we can clear up this misunderstanding pretty easily so that people can get the right amount of home insurance.
The idea of having termites in your house is enough to rattle any homeowner. But what’s even more upsetting it the damage they can cause and the cost of repairing it ﹘ as much as $3,000 according to …
Your credit score can affect your home insurance rate, but how that works varies by where you live and who your insurer is. Gaining insight on this can help you improve what insurance companies call your credit-based insurance (CBI) score, leading to better rates.
Plumbing is probably something you only think about when something goes wrong, but it’s actually one of the most important systems in your home. In fact, it’s so important that the types of plumbing pipes you choose can have a dramatic impact on your home insurance.
Wildfires may not be the first risk people associate with Florida homes, but they are a historical issue in the state. We show you how to protect your home through risk mitigation and home insurance.
People often buy home insurance and then forget about it. They pay their policy premium the same time they pay their mortgage bill and don’t think about it again. Unfortunately, that means they risk being either underinsured or paying for more coverage than they actually need.
The problems that come with assignment of benefits in Florida like rampant fraud and excessive litigation play a major role in the state’s rising home insurance premiums. We dig into these numbers to see just how big an issue AOBs are in Florida and what homeowners can do to protect themselves.
Homeowners who get their flood insurance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) may see their premiums go up starting on April 1, 2022﹘that is, if they haven’t seen rates increase already.
One of the top questions new homebuyers ask is “What does homeowners insurance cover?” Kin answers them with easy-to-understand language.
You shouldn’t have to be a super sleuth to know what your home insurance covers. But with all the conflicting information out there, how can you tell fact from fiction?
Learn which electrical panel have been recalled and why replacing recalled panels is essential for your home's safety.
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