Yes and no, as a whole yes we are in the top ten I bet, also what county you live in, like I will pay less here in polk county than I would if I lived in hillsbourgh or miami/dadeGot an online quote from Hagerty for $545 for the year. Guess it's higher for Florida residents
I live in Santa Rosa county (second to the last county west side of the panhandle). I would think that would be similar to Polk County. Still cheaper than regular insurance on it. It was up near $1000 a year. Take what I can get I guess.Yes and no, as a whole yes we are in the top ten I bet, also what county you live in, like I will pay less here in polk county than I would if I lived in hillsbourgh or miami/dade
Yes and no, as a whole yes we are in the top ten I bet, also what county you live in, like I will pay less here in polk county than I would if I lived in hillsbourgh or miami/dade
shouldve plopped down that 20%!You think car and homeowners insurance is bad, check your mortgage statement and see what you pay in PMI. I pay more money in mortgage insurance than I do for car insurance.
Kurt
shouldve plopped down that 20%!
Pheckin' A man, sorry to hear that. I assume it will be fixed at no cost to you?
A buddy of mine was/is a Miata enthusiast, and they apparently have this mythos that stone-gray cars get crashed more because they blend in with the road surface. Maybe you were doomed with your RS... Wasn't it gray?
I grew up in bay county. Beautiful over that way. I miss it.I live in Santa Rosa county (second to the last county west side of the panhandle). I would think that would be similar to Polk County. Still cheaper than regular insurance on it. It was up near $1000 a year. Take what I can get I guess.
Common misconception. They charge you mortgage insurance no matter how much equity you have. When I went over 20% equity, they changed the name from PMI....to whatever, and charged me 10% less. t
This a regional thing? Im over 20% equity and have no PMI or any sort of mortgage insurance.
Common misconception. They charge you mortgage insurance no matter how much equity you have. When I went over 20% equity, they changed the name from PMI....to whatever, and charged me 10% less. The housing bubble collapse dug so deep that the days of plopping down 20% to avoid mortgage insurance are gone. I still made the right choice. Even though I had no where near 20% to put down, rental rates have gone up to almost triple what my mortgage is since I bought this house. I would have no car parts money if I continued to rent.
Kurt
i hear you, i live near san francisco, and rent is so wtf that there are several working aged adults (who drive) that live in one sfh just to pay the rent (which is on average 3400-4k/month)...on top of that, noCommon misconception. They charge you mortgage insurance no matter how much equity you have. When I went over 20% equity, they changed the name from PMI....to whatever, and charged me 10% less. The housing bubble collapse dug so deep that the days of plopping down 20% to avoid mortgage insurance are gone. I still made the right choice. Even though I had no where near 20% to put down, rental rates have gone up to almost triple what my mortgage is since I bought this house. I would have no car parts money if I continued to rent.
Kurt
Kurt, I would check that around. I am one hour from you, 811 credit score, no PMI.
Joe
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