16/10/2025
We’ve been reviewing all our insurance renewals lately and I’m happy to say it’s finally paying off. Out of the 12 properties we checked, several stayed steady, but a few came in with major drops — one in Seffner went from $2,738 to $1,371, saving $1,368 a year. Another in Lakeland dropped from $3,456 to $1,634, saving $1,822. Even our Tampa and St. Pete properties came down by hundreds each. In some cases, that’s nearly 50 percent less than last year’s premiums. After years of rate hikes, it feels good to finally see the trend turning. If you own rentals in Florida, now’s a great time to have your agent re-shop your policies — the savings might surprise you.
Florida Landlords Are Finally Catching a Break: How I Cut My Insurance Bills by Up to 50% Florida Landlords Are Finally Catching a Break: How I Cut My Insurance Bills by Up to 50% For the first time in years, I’m saying something I never thought I would about Florida insurance — it’s actually ...
