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01-26-2021, 03:37 PM
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Many snowbirds are not in compliance with their homeowners insurances either!
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Originally Posted by retiredguy123
Yes, you can, but you need insurance policies in both states. If you register a car in Florida, it must have Florida insurance. In Florida, any car that you use more than 90 days in the state (non-consecutive) during the year must be insured in Florida. Many snowbirds are not in compliance with this law.
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Many snowbirds are not in compliance with their homeowners insurances either! If the home is vacant (even if you have someone check on it off and on) you are required to hold vacant home insurance during the period of  time you are away.
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Lianne L. Migiano
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