Therefore, homeowners should have their insurance policies reviewed to see if rates have dropped.
Last week, Bousselot addressed a Realtor function and let it be known that Nashville has been without a natural disaster for three years, and three years is long enough to endure higher post-disaster premiums. Here comes the knock-on-wood segment, and I intend to pass the wooden buck here and place the blame squarely on Darla Bousselot, a vice president with Anderson Benson Insurance Company. That was enough to force several large insurance companies, such as Travelers, to cancel the coverage for many in the area. Then there was the hailstorm in 2012 that resulted in new roofs for thousands – if not tens of thousands – of homes in the area. In 2011, following the Great Flood of 2010, there was lesser flooding that affected a much smaller area. I should probably knock on a rather large piece of wood as I write this, perhaps a California Redwood, but here goes:
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