| Columbia County Homeowner Speaks Out About Rain Damage
WJBF-TV
Jonathan Moyd, homeowner: “The first thing I thought maybe the roof caved in.” But, what caved in was water from rain Wednesday night. ...
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| Obama agenda: Wheeling and dealing
msnbc.com
Prominent among them is the creation of a strong, government-run insurance plan to compete with private insurers and press for lower costs,” the New York ...
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| Seniors Need Not Fear
Washington Post
You can choose a Medicare-like system or you can keep what you have and get help paying for it if you don't make enough money to afford health insurance. ...
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| A House Is a Home, Not an Investment
New York Times
And, of course, real estate taxes, homeowner's insurance and maintenance costs would have chewed the gains further. With an S.&P. ...
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| Treasure Coast in uncharted waters with foreclosures during ...
Vero Beach Press-Journal (subscription)
Some experts say the homeowner's insurance carrier is responsible for hurricane repairs on the owner-occupied property, even if the damage is caused by a ...
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| Florida Insurance Agents Say State's Home Mitigation Effort Is Failing
ClaimsJournal.com
... of the homeowner when submitting it to companies. One inspection company was pre-signing blank reports for a fee, according to FAIA. Insurance companies ...
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| Getting what's yours from homeowners insurance
WalletPop
With summer storms upon us and hurricane season well underway, it's a good time to think about the homeowner's insurance coverage you have and what you ...
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| Driver Slams into House, Homeowner Stuck with Bill -
KZTV Action 10 News
And this time the homeowner may be stuck with the bill. Police say 26-year old Patrick Garley drove his SUV into the house after running from the scene of ...
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| 25000 LI homeowners now in flood zones
Newsday
Buyers of the homes without flood insurance face premiums of $1500 to more than $2000 a year just for that portion of their homeowner's coverage, ...
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