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CousinIT

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2. I know. It's getting scary. I expect most coastal areas will be ininsurable as well as...

Reply to RandySF (Reply #1)

Wed Mar 20, 2024, 04:58 PM

Mar 20

.... many other areas or states where there are a lot of natural disasters. With climate change making it all worse, this will be a major issue going forward - people won't be able to insure their homes or property.

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Friends & DU family, if you live in CA and have State Farm homeowner's insurance... [View all] CousinIT Mar 20 OP

It's not the only company doing this. RandySF Mar 20 #1

I know. It's getting scary. I expect most coastal areas will be ininsurable as well as... CousinIT Mar 20 #2

If you can't get insurance you can't get a mortgage. Thus only the ultra wealthy and investors kelly1mm Mar 20 #4

scary times BlueWaveNeverEnd Mar 20 #3

It's not across the board. It's 2% of State Farm CA policies... kysrsoze Mar 20 #5