Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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I was looking around & it seems like the Florida Building Code is updated every three years. But who knows if major roof updates will be included? |
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hurricanes, twisters, tornadoes, cyclones, hail, hailstones, floods, standing water, rushing water, straight line winds, micro bursts, forest fires, brush fires, and any other high risk weather events not included in this legal department's list. |
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Help me out. If SF sold you a one year homeowner's policy in April, accepted payment and issued the policy... How can they a few weeks later cancel it. Isn't a contract binding on both parties? Is there some fine print allowing the insurance company to back out for any reason they like?
SF certainly knew the age of your home when they issued the policy. They certainly had the opportunity to ask or even did ask the age of the roof. They agreed to cover your home. IANAL, I need somebody to explain this. I would understand if they said that based on the age of your roof they will not renew your policy, but I don't understand how they can just cancel if you didn't lie about anything.
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My Farmer's agent is still here and they renewed me for the year. Apparently, they must give you notice that they won't be renewing and I guess they were forced to renew me until the end of the new term. Won't be the first or last agency to drop me since I have been here. I did get a refund when one company went chapter 11 AFTER they accepted my payment for the year.
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They can cancel the policy they issued, with certain restrictions. They have to give you at least a 30-day notice in most states. Some states require longer. No idea about Florida for notice time. They can only cancel it for reasons specified by the contract. SOME reasons are as follows: Quote:
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