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  "name": "What unique insurance considerations are there for oceanfront condos in South Florida?",
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      "name": "What unique insurance considerations are there for oceanfront condos in South Florida?",
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        "text": "Oceanfront condos in South Florida require specific insurance coverage due to their location. While the HOA typically covers the building's exterior and common areas (master policy), individual unit owners need a 'walls-in' policy (HO6) to cover the interior of their unit, personal belongings, and liability. Flood insurance is often mandatory and separate from a standard hurricane policy. It's crucial to understand what the master policy covers and what your individual policy needs to cover, particularly regarding hurricane deductibles and wind damage. Consulting with a local insurance specialist is a key preparation step to ensure adequate coverage.",
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        "description": "Oceanfront condos need 'walls-in' (HO6) policies for unit interiors and flood insurance, in addition to the HOA's master policy. Hurricane deductibles are also a key consideration."
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  "description": "Oceanfront condos need 'walls-in' (HO6) policies for unit interiors and flood insurance, in addition to the HOA's master policy. Hurricane deductibles are also"
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