Citizens will make you go to a regular insurer if their rates are within 20% of what citizens rates are - as they have taken on way too much risk.The legislature has tried  to solve the insurance crisis a couple times, but I haven’t seen rates  start to come down at all.

If a broker can sell their own interest just because they're a broker, that is totally insane.That is the definition of favoring one group of private citizens over another.

Hey GuysMy name is Daniel. for the last 3 years I was buying real estate in Detroit area.Im from Israel and doesnt have any american citizenship. a good friend of mine is a citizen and have a credit score of 729 with a decent job. my question is, can I create an LLC with him and then buy properties and using loans from homepath on his name and credit and have my name on the LLC as well?

Hi BP,I am a UK citizen and am looking at investing in the US.

US citizens view law suites like buying lottery tickets...that is wrong.

After reading a lot on RE (thanks BP) over the past year, I have decided to move to Austin (90% sure) to pursue REI sometime this year, as it is currently impossible to do here in Japan (I am a US citizen).

Hello Kate,1) are you a us citizen or canadian?

Our own house with FedNat and was in the $6000 range...we ended up with Citizens at $12,000. 

With the current home insurance situation in Florida making everything very difficult the only company that was able to insure the property was Citizens which only provides a $100k liability coverage.

I have an agent out of Miami that gets great rates, usually with Citizens but depends on property (distance to water, etc).