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Post-Hurricane Homeowners Insurance
I’m a Marine in pilot training and have almost had to take leave in order to find an insurance plan for my first property. I’m hoping to house hack and close on a quad this week, but the only plans I’ve been quoted are around $14k/yr. the seller had a policy through Tapco for $5k but I can’t seem to find anything close.
Is this because of the recent hurricane?
Is this unavoidable?
How long can I expect rates to be this high?
If I get a policy now, so I can close, when am I allowed to change it if I find something practical?
What are some good underwriters for the Emerald Coast/Pensacola area?
What am I not asking because I have a blind spot and this is my first purchase?