Hurricane Deductible 10% of $12,880

A: Dwelling $128,800
B: Other Structures $12,880

So is the Hurricane Deductible $1,288 is that the way you figure it?

House deductible is $12,880
Other structures $ 1,288

This phrase makes no sense:

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Originally Posted by pastor1189

Hurricane Deductible 10% of $12,880

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Hurricane deductibles are typically quoted as a percentage of the insured value. Perhaps there's a typo, and it should read: "Hurricane Deductible 10% or $12,880."

Here is the section of the policy. Seems to me to be 10% of 12,880= $1,288 Hurricane deductible

pastor, the line says: Hurricane Deductible 10% = $12,880.

The equals sign means $12,880 is 10% of the amount used to calculate the HD. In this case, it looks like 10% of the dwelling coverage which is listed as $128,800.

Thank you.

Sorry, 10% X $128,800 for Hurricane and same for sinkhole. Wow, that's a lot of premium for $128,000 coverage.

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Originally Posted by ma0641

Sorry, 10% X $128,800 for Hurricane and same for sinkhole. Wow, that's a lot of premium for $128,000 coverage.

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Yes the annual premium is 3,263

Sounds like you are living in an area where probability is high, as noted by the annual premium. I would consider moving out of that area.

This location is inland too. But it is Florida.

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Originally Posted by pastor1189

This location is inland too. But it is Florida.

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That is what is called, " A Gotcha". I just 4 years, you have already paid your deductible.