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Jasmine C.
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Florida insurance and taxes

Jasmine C.
  • Real Estate Coach
  • Reno NV
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I am looking at buying a property in Orlando Florida and am looking into taxes and insurance. I was told Orlando doesn't need hurricane but the taxes could be high. How would I confirm expected taxes and insurance?

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    Jared Townsend
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    Jared Townsend
    • Insurance Agent
    • Orlando, FL
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    Hi Jasmine,

    Kirk is absolutely right. Even Orlando is only 40 miles from either coast and can be severely damaged in a storm. You will find homes built 2002 and newer to be less expensive for insurance. If you get an older home make sure the roof is less than 20 years old then get a wind mitigation report for good discounts. 

    Let me know if you have any other questions, I'd love to help!

    Jared

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