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Remember that McCarty was Crist’s lapdog the whole horrifying tenure of his governorship. He’s not a dumb guy but he was sure to keep his job at the expense of the private market in Florida.
We just wrote a new to us client this morning whose Orange County 1991 home was insured with Citizens. What is Citizens doing insuring perfectly insurable homes in Orange County to being with!
Two words…captive agents.
I think you can think of two other words as well.
Look, People who live on the coast should have to pay a higher prem for their coverage, we, the people who do not live by the coast should not have to pay for their coverage thruogh our own policys, the rich people, PAY YOUR OWN WAY PERIOD
As a former Citizens employee, I can tell you the underwriters don’t have time to do their jobs…..and some awful risks get through.