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The Latest on the Oil Spill


February 24, 2011: Licensees have another opportunity to file claims for damages     
After months of negotiations between Florida Realtors and representatives from the Gulf Coast Claims Facility (GCCF), oil spill czar Ken Feinberg has reversed his decision to not pay real estate licensees for losses related to residential transactions as a result of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.

 

Real Estate Recovery Fund claims deadline has passed     
Nov. 23, 2010, was the deadline to file a claim through the emergency real estate fund for lost income or lost transactions during the time period April 20 through July 31. After that date, no new claims will be accepted for the emergency real estate fund.

If you already created a claim, you will still be able to login to see the status of their claim. Login here: https://www.gulfreclaims.com/?state=FL


Filing a claim with Gulf Coast Claims Facility
Who should file: Individuals and businesses that suffered losses related to residential/commercial property management and rentals.  Get started. 

 

Response Resources


Keep Your Clients in the Know

VisitFlorida.com live beachcams
Beach conditions: Florida’s tourism website, www.VISITFLORIDA.com, posts up-to-the-minute information on any city or region in Florida.

Florida State Parks: Updates on closings, if any, will be posted online or may be obtained by calling 850.245.2157.

Fishing: NOAA extended the boundaries of the closed fishing area in the Gulf of Mexico to the state water line in Alabama and the western tip of Florida’s Panhandle. For the latest update, check the Deepwater Horizon website.  Scroll to “Current Ops” at the top and click on “Fish and Wildlife Report.”

Health: The Department of Health and DEP are monitoring health and environmental impacts to Florida’s beaches and will notice an advisory if conditions become unsafe. PDF updates are available at the DEP website.

 

Florida Realtors® Legal Hotline Advisory