Manufactured Home Insurance: What you need to know
Florida Mobile & Manufactured Home Insurance There are more than 20 million manufactured and mobile homes in the U.S., and Florida ranks third among the states for the highest number…
Jewelry Insurance: Insuring your New Engagement Ring
New Ring? Insure that Bling! When “engagement season” ended on Valentine’s Day, did you have a new diamond ring on your finger? Or maybe you recently inherited some valuable jewelry…
Florida Wildfires—Is Your Home at Risk?
When you think of natural disasters in Florida, you probably think of hurricanes, or maybe flooding. But did you know that many Florida homes are also at risk for damage…
7 Simple Tips to Keep Your Home Safe from Burglars
One of the most common perils a Florida homeowner faces is not a hurricane, fire, or flood—it’s burglary. In 2019, a burglary occurred every 28.3 seconds in the U.S, according…
Your End-of-the-Year Insurance Review
As you say goodbye to the old year and prepare for the new, you may be reflecting on the events of 2024 as well as thinking of personal and financial…
What to Do After a Hurricane
We hope you and your family safely weathered Hurricane Milton and are beginning the process of recovery. At L & M Insurance Group, our agents are facing the same challenges…
Five Tips for Preventing Water Damage
While Floridians love water in the form of lakes, rivers, or the ocean, we definitely do NOT want to see it pouring into our homes from a broken pipe or…
Three Home Improvements that Could Save You Money on Home Insurance
Investing in your home is often a smart decision. But with the cost of Florida home insurance, you may want to prioritize home renovations that could also potentially save you…
Is Your Vacant Property at Risk? How Vacant Dwelling Insurance can Help
The red-hot Florida real estate market has started to cool slightly, and property investors and others are finding that homes aren’t selling or renting as quickly as they had been.…
New Florida Residents—Get Ready for Hurricane Season
With an estimated one million people moving to Florida between 2020 and 2023, it’s likely that many new residents are facing their first hurricane season. Even those who have lived…