Hurricane Resources
Florida Realtors Disaster Relief Fund: There When You Need It
What Boards & Brokerages Need to Do Before a Hurricane
Hurricane News
Experts forecast a busier than average hurricane season, so small businesses should prepare for insurance claims and data backup, among other things.
Homeowners who have already been approved for My Safe Florida Home inspections will still be eligible to apply for grants.
Rebuilding after extreme weather can be a long and expensive process due to updated building codes, threat exposures and community priorities.
Citizens spent $482 million to purchase $3.564 billion in reinsurance coverage for the hurricane season, a cost-efficient measure to mitigate potential claims.
Hurricane experts added two named storms and a major hurricane to the already-busy hurricane outlook, citing warm sea surface temperatures.
Borrowers with federally backed mortgages in parts of South Florida, and soon all Citizens customers, must buy flood insurance.
A tropical disturbance caused flash floods in South Florida. The disaster relief fund is available to Realtors, Realtor boards/associations and their staff.
The hurricane season, which began June 1, is expected to be busy, but determining where hurricanes will strike continues to be challenging.
Now through June 14, Florida’s Disaster Preparedness Sales Tax holiday provides tax exemptions on disaster preparedness items.
Hurricane season is here, so homeowners should prepare for storms. A roof is especially vulnerable to storm damage so seek professional advice.