Come January, tens of thousands of Floridians who have Citizens property insurance will no longer have the power to decide whether to stay with the state-backed insurer.
The plan is years in the making, as the state has steadily pushed to steer consumers away from Citizens to smaller private companies intended to help carry the burden should a hurricane strike.
It's a daunting dilemma for homeowners, who know little about these private companies. The Sun Sentinel examined the regulatory records of these companies to shed light on this emerging insurance market.
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