Frustration grows over new My Safe Florida Home Program requirements

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  • čas přidán 8. 07. 2024
  • Several Florida homeowners are sharing their frustrations over changes to the state's My Safe Florida Home Program, which re-opened on July 1st. The My Safe Florida Home Program is touted as a solution to the state's insurance crisis. It offers Florida homeowners grants of up to $10,000 to harden their homes, with the goal of lowering insurance rates. The program quickly ran out of money in 2023, leaving many in limbo,

Komentáře • 28

  • @lynncollver6067
    @lynncollver6067 Před 15 dny +10

    Seriously blatantly asking for funding that you can afford . Stop and think . There's people who really need this help .

  • @NJGardengirl1961
    @NJGardengirl1961 Před 15 dny +9

    As I sit here trying to cool off after working outside in 101° heat all day, and 90°+ for the last week, and I make less than $30G a year, I wanna say, "CRY ME A FREAKING RIVER!"

    • @jannibal9273
      @jannibal9273 Před 15 dny +2

      Can you move out of that horrific state? You'd be better off if you can save up whatever you can, pennies a day until you have enough money to just get the heck out of Florida Hell.

  • @jannibal9273
    @jannibal9273 Před 15 dny +7

    The median income in that county is $92,000???? Holy Hathor - why does ANYBODY with that kind of income, regardless of how old they are, need aid from the state to get shatter proof windows?

  • @nooneyouknow5516
    @nooneyouknow5516 Před 15 dny +9

    Am I understanding correctly that she's making over 80k hence she can't be first in line?
    And she's upset?
    Uh. Wow. But that crap yourself sister.

  • @austin65432
    @austin65432 Před 15 dny +14

    Just pay for it yourself... You're making $80k+. Buy shutters yourself and do it yourself if you want to save money. Why should taxpayers pay to do something to YOUR home?

    • @TampaBoy
      @TampaBoy Před 14 dny +1

      Gee, because we pay taxes, also. Seriously? As a homeowner who makes far more than $80K per year, I happily took the $10K check for my $40K windows. Thanks for helping me pay for them but this program is open to you, also. Your jealousy is showing!

  • @ChiCityLady
    @ChiCityLady Před 15 dny +13

    If the daughter is making $80k+, she can also just buy the windows

    • @jmcc5168
      @jmcc5168 Před 15 dny +2

      Yes Im sure with a hundred percent raise in auto insurance a hundred percent raise in mortage insurance , a hundred percent raise in taxes . Want me to keep going gas ,power milk ,school , daycare , PEOPLE ARE HURTING RIGHT NOW .. everyone in Fl. Pays taxes .

    • @macaleeharlisjr.8734
      @macaleeharlisjr.8734 Před 15 dny +1

      ​@@jmcc5168yes everyone is hurting..however those most vulnerable that have no way to pay for these things should be taken care of as they simply don't have the means to do so. She is fortunate to have the means to pay for these items and if there's anything left over at the end she will be able to recoup some of her money. The reporter didn't even list her income which makes me believe she's well above the median income threshold.

    • @TampaBoy
      @TampaBoy Před 14 dny +2

      I bought new windows for my 3k sq ft home. For 22 impact rated windows, it was about $40K. You seriously believe most people have all that cash to do a home repair?

    • @commonsense6967
      @commonsense6967 Před 7 dny

      @@TampaBoyI'm in N. FL, and have never had a window break for any reason in35 years here. So when I replace my windows, I'll not be getting "hurricane resistent" overpriced windows. And I'm retired and probably will just pay for them myself.

    • @TampaBoy
      @TampaBoy Před 7 dny

      @@commonsense6967 well it’s a requirement now from the state of Florida… not an option

  • @user-ur8mf4nu6f
    @user-ur8mf4nu6f Před 14 dny +3

    This guy is selfish. He needs public humiliation. He has no pride or gratitude. The ear ring kind of tells you how to read him.

  • @Hhgkkjgogfbj
    @Hhgkkjgogfbj Před 14 dny +3

    Move out of Florida…

  • @ExpeditionNomadicAdventures

    Any home built within the past thirty years in a state prone to hurricanes, flooding, and lightning strikes deemed unsafe by insurance companies is a shame

  • @jmcc5168
    @jmcc5168 Před 15 dny +1

    Exactly what happened to me last year got approved . Had the State approved inspector come out and approved the upgrades. Summited to the State then the funding ran out . This year everyone gets in front of me that are newly applying .

  • @martinhumble
    @martinhumble Před 15 dny +3

    I also got emails. So I sold wy wife. A tip

  • @k4s-f8f
    @k4s-f8f Před 12 dny

    They said last year on stick built homes got help. Low income people aee in mobiles/manufactured. Vulnerable elders in mobile homes need it most.

  • @Bethany217accountability
    @Bethany217accountability Před 13 dny +2

    Oh well. The poor need the help much more than those who have money to buy. Get a loan.

  • @sweetest247
    @sweetest247 Před 14 dny +1

    Only if the most vulnerable are natives who paid into taxes theur entire life otherwise we do not care. You have shelter don't you?

  • @tscoff
    @tscoff Před 8 dny +1

    No sympathy. She earns enough. She can afford it. Many, many other people can’t afford it. Her and her father are asking for help that she doesn’t need.

  • @midnitetokerj7961
    @midnitetokerj7961 Před 15 dny +2

    I used this program and is a long process but I got my rebate. Thank you Ron!

  • @domfer2540
    @domfer2540 Před 15 dny

    The whole program was a waste of tax payers money. No one should get a dime.

    • @TampaBoy
      @TampaBoy Před 14 dny +1

      I got my $10K. Thanks for the help!

    • @k4s-f8f
      @k4s-f8f Před 12 dny

      It is because most low income or elderly are in mobile homes and the program doesn't help them 😂 Talk about not helping the actual lowest income people who would need it.