California E&S Insurance

They can offer one time relief if a home is destroyed, and maybe work out a plan to help people move before that happens and they can speed up zoning changes. Florida has similar problems and should do the same. But I have limited compassion for people building homes in areas where the risk of fire and flood is so high and then expecting to pay normal insurance costs and/or expect the government to save them over and over.

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