RE Q&A: Whether you pay or not, discuss the issue as a family to make sure all are on the same page. Check the insurance policy coverage, too, as a safeguard.
Fla. is one of the states that filed a lawsuit against NFIP’s “Risk Rating 2.0,” but legal arguments now contest the states’ legal standing to challenge the changes.
Two Fla. agencies will receive $425K each – one in C. Fla., one in the Palm Beaches – for fair housing testing and enforcement to eliminate discriminatory practices.
Georgia Institute of Technology: A before/after study of new affordable housing found that it didn’t harm nearby home values – and in some cases, it raised them.
New laws impacting insurance lawsuits may be helping. State-run Citizens says it received 200 fewer monthly lawsuits Jan. to June than it did last year.
If you want to file a lawsuit, FREC complaint, or local board ethics complaint, start by deciding if you have a viable case. Take stock of the evidence you have supporting your position and weigh it against their burden of proof.
