No. If you paid for a car in cash, there was no credit involved. Therefore, there is no information from that transaction to show on your credit report. Likewise, paying for insurance is not a credit-related transaction. So, once again, there would be no information to convey credit history.
The banks that have the lowest transaction costs would be Credit Unions which typically do not charge transaction fees. Other banks such as HSBC have transaction fees that amount to $2.50 per transaction.
An Administrator would need to be appointed by the court and the proceeds of the insurance would pass as intestate property. You should seek the advice of an attorney if that is the only asset of the estate to determine if there is any easier option available in your state.
An Abstract of Title in Florida could be as little as $200, depending on what the title company or agent was willing to charge, however this would not provide you with any title insurance, only a report what was found on a title search of the property. Meanwhile, if you wanted title insurance you should compare several title insurance companies because they will be charging for the title search, closing fees and probably several other fees in addition to the actual title insurance policy. The Florida promulgated rate for an owners title insurance policy is $725.00 for a $130,000 house. Please remember you will be comparing more than just the policy rate, which may have some applicable credits depending on your situation. You may qualify for a reissue credit if you are refinancing, and you should get several quotes on an "out the door" price when comparing title insurance.
It would depend on the reason for your fall, but most likely your insurance would not cover you for that.
Florida insurance is simply insurance based out of the state of Florida. If you live in Florida it would be best to purchase it there. If not, you may want to stay with an insurance company in your state. At the same time, if you are going on vacation to Florida, many travel agencies offer vacation insurance to reimburse you if your vacation is interrupted by hurricanes or other unusual weather.
Encompass insurance is offered in Florida, but I would check some other options first. My first choice would be the largest, in state farm, as they are reliable.
I think I would need more information about this Florida gap car insurance. To give you an better answer since this is something I know next to nothing about. That is what I would do.
The level of protection you are seeking would be very relavant. Some carriers may not handle accounts as big or small as you need. The state of Florida has an Office of Insurance Regulation. Florida also has an online guide pertaining to insurance.
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A good nationwide insurance that works in Florida would be Anthem. You could also go with Blue Cross Blue Shield. There are several private insurance companies that you could use.
it depends on what accident in Florida the insurance would cost your butt.
I think Enterprise is some place which offers you rental insurance for the car. Include one of those places which is Florida. That is the direction I would go if I was you.
First I would read reviews on business insurance for the state of florida. Then I would check out a few sites for quotes and most likely call some reps.
In Florida you would need a 2-14 or 2-15 license.
Bulldogs are cute. I don't think any state would be so cruel as to make you have insurance.
I would imagine you can. -Consult local insurance brokers.