The Florida Legislature-created Citizens Property Insurance Corporation has been so overwhelmed with new insurance policies in recent years that regulators have approved proposals for private insurers to take over more than 600,000 of those policies.
Source: Inman News
Florida’s biggest insurer hands off 600k policies as new storm comes
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