Why sellers should think about insurance before listing
In today's Florida market, a buyer's ability to get insurance is often the contingency that decides whether a deal closes. An aging roof, an older electrical panel, or an open permit can narrow the buyer's carrier options or push their premium high enough to change their mind. Knowing that up front, and fixing what's fixable, helps keep your sale on track.
How we help sellers
- An insurability check on your listing Tell us the address and roof age and we'll tell you how carriers are likely to view the home, so you and your Realtor can address issues before a buyer's agent does.
- Wind-mitigation and 4-point guidance Current inspection reports help buyers quote faster and can help them qualify for wind-mitigation credits. We'll tell you what to have ready to hand over.
- Coverage through closing: not a day less Never cancel before the deed records. We coordinate the cancellation date with your closing so you're protected until the sale is final, then help you request any pro-rated refund.
- Insurance on your next home Buying too? We shop 70+ carriers for your new home at the same time and can help coordinate both effective dates.
- One point of contact for everyone Your Realtor, the buyer's agent, and the title company all get the same direct line to a licensed agent, so nobody is waiting on a callback.
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