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Douglas T.
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  • Dallas, TX
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Which homeowners ins co provides best response after hurricanes?

Douglas T.
  • Investor
  • Dallas, TX
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Hello. I will soon be a South Florida homeowner moving from out of state. I'm shopping for homeowners insurance. With all of the US hurricanes in the last 10-15 years, I would think the data would be out there about which insurance companies have provided the most rapid response and/or which companies have responded best to their customers' satisfaction. Any ideas about where I could obtain this information?  I'd also appreciate any tips you guys might want to add about homeowners insurance in a hurricane prone area that I might not think of.  I know I have to get my flood insurance separately.  I'm not quite sure how this works still.  Thanks in advance for any advice.

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