Hurricane Milton FLOODED My House….

[@paulkirkham3705]

Been watching you for a good few months now . Sorry to hear about awful situation with your home . Sending good love from Birmingham UK

[@taranicole1669]

You are 100 correct. These older houses in older neighborhoods are built better. We did not lose power and our lines are under ground.

[@JASONH01]

@@taranicole1669 I live in a 1971 modular home built like a regular house. Its been through tons of storms it doesn't look good we have leaks in the roof but it makes it everytime.

[@JohanHultin]

As a Swede, it's baffling to see the richest coutry on earth have all their lines above ground, it's so vulnerable and prone to issues. Sure it's alot cheaper, and easier to do regular maintainence but it's unreliable and prone to going down to the point it's not to be counted on when you absolutly need it.

[@larscederberg8564]

I am so sorry to hear about your house Bruce, God Bless all the people in Florida.

[@TheGrace020]

Sorry to hear that Bruce! Hoping for the best ❤

[@ky.gambler5281]

When people stop paying ridiculous prices for houses, taxes, insurance etc. then things will change. Stop playing keep up with the Jones's and buy what you can afford. My house is 60 years old and cost 60,000 dollars 24 years ago, it still keeps me from living on the streets.. plus it's worth 125,000 now..

[@Highvibes777]

Praying for you and your family... Thank goodness you were in Tennessee 🎉.

[@philipcalderbank1943]

I'm so sorry to hear of your troubles, Bruce. I'm praying for you to get over this soon. I really enjoy your videos! Cheers mate!

[@NowAbundant]

As a Realtor you gave a very factual, transparent story of the price of purchasing and owning a home in Florida. Thank you for sharing and blessing ❤ on repairing your property.

[@danman1287]

this is my post above don't know how to say this... u r paying 4K per month excluding maintenance to live where in FL? 4k per month + maintenance cost let that sink in!!!!!!!!!! no one to blame but yourself. Now wonder why you r in this mess... its not the town. look at yourself in the mirror

[@danman1287]

he prob doesn't even know he will lose 100K if he is lucky thats it

[@TrainboyRR]

Sorry to hear Bruce Wilson

[@owen33333]

Bruce, I'm on the East coast near Daytona and it is another mess. I always carry a flood insurance policy even though I'm not in a flood zone. Watch the recent 60 minutes story on insurance companies changing the adjuster's estimates. I wish you the best!

[@molls0922]

I saw that 60 minutes episode. They weren’t even being subtle about it… changing the estimates over 90%! Corporations can be so corrupt.

[@owen33333]

@@molls0922 yup!

[@debrahostick4652]

I watched that on you tube. I shared with my neighbors & friends. What a dishonest & greedy world it is.

[@sleepervega71hill28]

Hey Bruce. Sorry about your house. You're a great guy. Hopefully everything gets straightened out soon. Love watching your videos. And I still live in a mobile home. With my elderly parent.

[@jeromesmith6449]

Sorry to hear about the damage done to your house & garage hope you all stay safe during these storms

[@edgarloco5315]

I am so sorry for your loss Bruce. Many prayers for everyone and many blessings to you and your family.

[@vihreelinja4743]

We have Rocky and our bedrock is high. Still we are installing our powerlines under the ground. 5 years ago the power company came to my house and digged my whole yard up and put in underground cables.. Took 2 days and they pulled out car sized rocks :D

[@jimstamm9643]

Sorry for your loss at this time. Insurance is sky high all over the US. In Charleston SC we have Homeowners Insurance, Flood Insurance and Earthquake Insurance all are out of site. Not to mention the high Auto Insurance rates! Also we had a Home Mortgage in the 80’s that was at 14%, so they have been a lot higher, just that a lot of people were not around or to young to remember that time or choose not to!

[@bd5av8r1]

Here in Summerville its not much cheaper. :D lol

[@Hansen710]

some people cant take a hint, the world is full of places to live but this is the right one 🤣

[@debrahostick4652]

Yes our first house was over 12% plus

[@commonsense6967]

@@debrahostick4652Me, too!

[@RudyH13]

Bruce you will get through this; sorry this happened to you. Will send out some prayers for you.

[@mikeanderson7206]

Good luck and keeping you and everyone in my prayers from the Oregon coast brother. If your buddies around your house and as water levels go down have him get garage and shop doors open get water drained so less mold grows

[@devinrussell420]

On the Geology Hub KZbin Channel I've been heard about the possibility;of potential volcanic unrest & volcanic activity due to the strong stench of hydrogen sulfide & sulfur dioxide,occuring in Washington State & Oregon. Be prepared for hundreds to thousands of harmonic quakes & tremors;leading up to either a volcanian or a plinian volcanic eruption coming from either Mt. Adams,Mt. Baker,or Mt. Rainier,as there is growing evidence of potential volcanic unrest at these three composite stratovolcanoes that the U.S.G S (U.S.B.S) has been heavily censoring & omitting the data to try and avoid mass panic from the public;which would result in lawlessness & total anarchy breaking out if they were to tell Washingtonians & Oregonians living within the destructive range of these three composite stratovolcanoes,the truth of the fact that one of these three composite stratovolcanoes were about to violently & cataclysmically erupt.

[@daviddion719]

Has a owner i understand too well Bruce Damn that suck i hope you and friends/Family see the light in this shit

[@mrstyle_67]

Wishing you and everyone who were affected get back to normal soon as possible. 🙏

[@bretthibbs6083]

The part where you were saying to bury the line under ground especially in florida where the water table already high it would not be feasible and it would cost a heck of a lot more to do that and I also heard this morning on the news it wouldn't matter if the lines were buried underground or not the power will still go out. I used to live in Florida and I lived on both coasts for a total of about 10 years.

[@Hansen710]

some people dont take a hint, when the bar is clossing and its time to get out of there imagine risking you family because of where you chose to live 🤯

[@TechTimeTraveller]

That really sucks! We live in a flood risk area too so I get it. Side note.. I always thought American housing was cheap compared to ours in BC, where the average house price now is like $1.25 million CDN. But the number you cited that really stuck out to me was the $800 a month in property tax increase! That's bonkers! Thats like a permanent second or third mortgage! Our prop taxes are around $3k Canadian annually. I'll never complain about those again. Anyway, love your videos.. you'll get through this and I hope your financial stress eases soon. Just glad you and your family are safe.

[@eliasmachic6766]

Hey man I’m so sorry you house got flooded But the good things is you guys are okay

[@williambowers5783]

Praying for you brother and all the people down there and north Carolina

[@DemEazy]

Exactly why home's in Florida are built on concrete pads with no basement...

[@Snowflake1374]

Very good question.

[@MasterWitchDoctor]

because the water table is only 3 feet below the surface. Northern Florida is around 10 feet but in Broward County where Im from you dig a hole and you hit water.

[@edwardgrafton4663]

Hey Bruce I'am sorry too hear about your house that is flooded my thoughts and prayers are with the people off Florida who are damaged by Hurricane Milton and Bruce you and your brother Aaron should take two trucks too Florida with a load off food and whatever everyone needs.

[@troymodin1682]

Buddy, the entire town still doesn't have power. I have never seen this happen in 40yrs. I've seen parts be out after a hurricane but not the entire town. The school is bad, no gas and no power as of mow. It's pretty bad buddy. YOU are lucky to be where your at right now. Stay safe and I'll keep you posted.

[@williamberryman5898]

i feel for you sir. i can honestly say i do know what you and everyone else is going through having gone through flooding in Pa and NC. good luck with the Insurance Companies as they will look for Anyway to Avoid Paying out. what you Can Count on in most cases is your Community.you are luck though,my MIL's house is right on the Susquehanna river in Pa and it came up 43'.it made her 2-story home look like a Ranch.i had 7'of water in the house.But there are Good people out there and Companies.for us Home Depot and Lowes was Huge in helping the folks in Pa.

[@LonnyJay-vh4yg]

Good luck with your house Bruce my condolences go out to you...

[@glen511]

Sorry to hear about the damage. Hire a public adjuster to do your damage appraisal, insurance will be low balling you. Especially if you do an out of pocket repair.

[@plowkingf15]

You are right about infrastructure.I live in NH.We have forests and farmland being developed.Our city sewers and treatment plants and other infrastructure need upgrading.The developers use work force housing to get approval especially from the judges when the developer sues the planning board for denying their building permit.

[@douglasfisher8665]

Bruce I really feel for you and your family , Insurance Companies like to take your money but will try everything not to pay out ! Don't pay out of pocket to fix your House as for sure the Insurance either won't pay out or make you some very low offer and you could be months trying to get your money back !! Don't waste any more money on the House , keep it in your pocket for your business . The Water Company that flooded it should take responsibility for the damage and pay all the people who's homes were flooded . Maybe all the folks who got flooded can get together and take out a Class Action Suit against the Water Company . I hope you can put this aside and get on with your new life in Tennesse , Good Luck to you Mate.

[@markradford3883]

I am sorry to hear about your house Bruce . I hope you and your family stay safe. Thinking about you from your friends of the channel in 🇬🇧. 😢

[@andymac900]

Sorry for your bad luck mate, however next time you i are in Norway, you should try to have a look at how the property is correctly built

[@ProudPapaw88]

Sorry to hear, Bruce. I have a lot of family in Florida. I don’t think they were hurt too bad. Thanks for sharing.

[@StonedstonerCS]

Hey man sorry to hear about your house, we went to school together. I still live in Zephyrhills

[@gungadinn]

The mere fact of calling your insurance company to discuss a possible claim is enough for them to ding your insurance record. My brother lived in a area that was struck by a severe hail storm. His house had very minor damage, (a few reefing shingles with some marks and some spotting on the siding). His agent called him to discuss sending an adjuster out to assess the house for damage. Because so many homes in his development were effected, whether or not he filed a claim, his insurance was going up. The insurance paid to replace both the siding and the roof.

[@dustbin5044]

Keep the faith man, and bring lots of sump pumps with you down to Florida, you're gonna need them.

[@nicholasbrown5801]

There has to be a way you can go after the county/city of zepherhills for all that damage!

[@Aaron-cz5tz]

lol yeah right!

[@corm7538]

Bruce, I'm sorry to hear about the situation with your house in Florida. I want to emphasize the importance of being registered to vote in your new home state of Tennessee. That goes for anyone in the US that reads this, I hope you plan to cast your ballot on November 5th. If you want things to improve, it’s crucial not to vote for anyone who has been in office in D.C. for the past four years.

[@korbelkiller7106]

I don't live in a flood plain at all and I live in the northern part of the United States and because of all of the hurricanes and tornadoes my insurance went up for quite a bit. I think the price should stay down there by them. That is my opinion.

[@georgewest2096]

Your city has insurance and is liable for damage done by a water main break if it's laws are like California. I ran a water system in Ca for thirty years and during that time we bought several houses damaged by our water main leaks. They are then sold at action by the state. Either write them a nice but specific letter or hire a lawyer.

[@nigelhales874]

Sorry for this Bruce we are all thinking about you ❤️ sending my blessings

[@alexjenkin4216]

insurance just need to set a limit on how mutch coverage the policy will cover and the more your coverage ya want to buy the more the policy covers

[@KE458S]

And the lambo is on marketplace

[@Bruce_Wilson]

Yeah. Working on investing into tractors again lol

[@KE458S]

@Bruce_Wilson or a Rolex lol you still need a toy. Should look into wide open designs or busted knuckle t4. Half the price double the fun. Also an asset!

[@HuguetteCroley]

fixmyproperty AI fixes this (AI Home Repairs). Hurricane Milton flooded my house.

[@robertsmith7580]

Well you just explained to your buddy why he shouldn't buy it !

[@JMA5566]

Why not? The problem was in the city infrastructure not the location of the house. I don’t know how it works in the US but I think the city/county should pay for damage/fix his house.

[@jeremypociask9873]

Praying for you and all of your friends 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@edwardbrownjr3542]

Yes putting wires underground is nice but when the roads flood it will leak in and still mess up all the wires and lose power

[@tnolan3176]

Especially salt water !

[@tevausa1820]

They run fiberoptic and power lines 100s of miles across the ocean floors. Stop making excuses for the incompetent Florida governments.

[@PeDr0.UY131]

prayers for you and your family from this corner of the world 🇺🇾.

[@bryanritts213]

Good luck Bruce

[@clintonmakela5511]

So sorry to hear this! Hope all goes well on that!

[@garthp9874]

I feel you pain. It seems like the people who work the hardest are punished by the system. Even though it's bad now, this will pass so don't loose hope or faith. God bless you.

[@Hansen710]

how is the system punishing all i see is god´s revenge for bieng dumb, im not loosing any faith 🤣 i think god is real and does what the bibble tells us.. why would god forgive people for bieng dumb, that is not in the bibble wtf so many people are out helping for the goverment, because people are chosing to live in a area like that ... how is the system punishing them, i would like to know ? grow up and look at reality and the future weather

[@suomenpresidentti]

Scania powered water pump would do the trick. Greetings from Finland 🎉

[@kurtisstutzman7056]

The eye of Milton went right over our home and property, however, we're OK & undamaged... Just 10-30 miles south of us got destroyed...! Manasota Key, Siesta Key, and the Island of Venice are total losses from what I saw yesterday(Thursday the 10th)...!!! Sorry to see your losses...

[@keithalderton5378]

Your lucky in England UK it takes 4 months to buy a house.sorry that your house is flooded love your content Keith

[@Maggiemay-p4b]

Sorry to hear this man thoughts and prayers are with you

[@lloydrobinson7081]

keep the clips coming, & hoping things work out for the better

[@Rita-yi4vv]

I'm so sorry you're going through this. Hopefully you can apply for some fema assistance. Unfortunately, there's a lot of misinformation out there about flood insurance. Every property is in a flood zone... it's just a matter of what FEMA rating it has. It's true, x zones are your lowest risk rated flood areas (which is why your bank doesn't require flood insurance) however it's not risk free. Over 80% of the people who flooded during hurricane Harvey in Texas, were not in moderate or high risks flood zones (VE or AE), but nonetheless it flooded. I'm so sorry you're going through this. Sadly we've seen that occur here in Charleston as well. Thankfully you are alive and your family is safe however I know it's nonetheless extremely distressing to be dealing with flood waters. I would still appeal to FEMA and see if you can get assistance. They may be able to assist you with loss mitigation. You and your family are in my prayers 🙏

[@JASONH01]

It sucks bro it does but the issue you're gonna have now is that you didn't live in a flood zone so your insurance isn't gonna cover flooding at all unless you specifically got flood insurance for hurricanes etc. This storm was crazy I went through it and helene and this was a little worse rain and wind wise than helene and helene was right next to us this one wasn't

[@jeffw2338]

Insurance will consider this "rising water" which is not normally covered by insurance unless you have flood insurance.

[@NowAbundant]

Correct

[@mightydane8699]

Its insane to hear how much you pay every month for a normal house. We have a 5 bedroom house that cost around 240.000$. Our monthly payment is approximately 1030$ the bank (interestrate is 3.52%), 60$ in tax and 90$ in insurance. Being a home owner in the US doesn't sound fun! Think you should start calling it the Danish dream and not the American dream, because that sounds dead by now

[@rapitupthatsarap6681]

Rather than no garden fence or a pickett fence,Floridians should have Sand Bag Yard Edgings like two feet high and have the sand bags covered in a mesh fabric,that will not degrade for like 30 years and every home have a water extraction pump,a mini engined pump to drain water out of the yard once the storm has past and have water channeling/guttering systems to drain water into purpose dug water drainage wells.Proactive Prevention.Future Florida Homes,should be built raised off of the ground with a complete house water underpassing.

[@The1Virginian]

is that a powerline 880 i see in the background? LOL.......... lawwwwd i may or may not have torn a lot of paper with one of those as a youth , lol. Prayers lifted for you and yours and all those affected by the storms. I'm in the Appalachians in VA and we had localized road/culvert failures that straight up made places inaccessible but thank The Lord not to the devastation that others had to endure.

[@jasonfleming8752]

Build me a good old used rig and pay me a basic experience fee for gas stuff to get to and stay in Florida very cheap...and ill do all the work on your house and anything else you need done ill help anyway i can!! ..ill even pay you back for the experience when we put the truck to work!!! I would love to be able to go help people in Florida and NC anyway!! Good luck brother this sucks for our country our people,we really need to come together now more than ever!!! Praying for everyone!!

[@TonyLott-me1js]

Don't give up

[@lorrainecostanzo9092]

Same here in Australia the insurance companies find excuses to not pay, it's so unfair and criminal, I live rural NE Victoria Australia and when I bought my house and took out insurance it was around $500 to $600 per year new for old meaning they give you the same type of house or money equivilant, but a week after I took out the insurance it went up another few hundred dollars, then after taking photos and documenting all the requirements needed of the size of my house and what it is built of (I also totally renovated it) they sent a letter saying that not only has my insurance gone up a few thousand dollars that they no longer do new for old, by the way they also sent me another letter making the payments go up again but said they no longer cover for bush fires as I have farm paddocks (fields) next to my house, my protest was the paddocks have always been there. so basically they cover nothing, if the roof goes off in a storm but only some of it then they don't cover that and if everything inside gets damaged even if you have other insurance to cover contents or what's in your house, you have to have proof of every item including drapes and have a reciept know what year you bought them and what they are made of, same for carpets etc, but then they come up with an excuss still why not to pay. My daughter had a motor bike shop on their farm and her husband fixed motor bikes, lawn motor mowers etc and they had an office attached, they had the insurance company send a guy out to do a apprasel and years later it burnt down and the police and firemen said there was at least $300,000.00 worth of damage, the insurance company refused to pay as they said it was under insured, when my daughter explained their rep came out to insure it they still said no. After paying for solicitors, they only paid them around $15,000.00, they wouldn't insure their new ride on mower as now it's called a lawn tractor so they refused that too, so bad and sad for many people , sorry this is so long

[@javierdelgado8613]

Bruce te saludo y tan bien lo siento mu chisimo por la perdida de vuestra casa mucho animo. 💪💪💪👍👍

[@johnbrown-so3vz]

Worry not, You have a Scania

[@stevenpoff6273]

Yes the debt slavery system that we live in creates allot of stress and one of the worst things for a person is stress.😳

[@Sancto58]

And the Americans defend those behind it, that's how smart they are.

[@Mattsnibbles]

​@Sancto58 which Americans are you talking to

[@devinrussell420]

"You will own nothing and be happy"(and eat ze bugs)-from Claus Shwab & the W.E.F official website. According to Claus Shwab everything is going according to plan.

[@nathanfisher1826]

Stay strong 😊😊😢

[@VicSwanby]

The area I live in last year we had over 8,000 homes lost to fires over half of those homes will not get rebuilt because insurance denied those homeowners claims. We just found out a month ago all the fires were caused by our local power company that had a poll still in the ground from the 1920s that caused the initial flair up. There were lots of families displaced some of which are now homeless and living on the streets. With as many places being damaged down there maybe you can rent it to one of those poor souls that lost everything. They will need a place to live and definitely get the drywall cut out of the garage anywhere from 16 to 24 inches above the water line instead of sending a sheetrocker down there to do the work I would line the bottom 4 feet with OSB and replace the bottom insulation 4 feet also. You could do the repair over a weekend and still be a quicker turnaround than what it would take to get contractors to work on it. Especially when product availability is going to be the hardest part to make this happen. Chalk a line at 4 ft half inch up the wall and cut the line and then the lower half will be able to take a beating and you will bypass the insurance headache. Post those videos and you might get paid for the repairs you did. You are lucky you are a KZbin person and being stuck in one place is not a requirement for you to make money. Document trip there we will watch it and you will get a paycheck that could be the next month's videos right there. And if you can't sell it rent it there is a need for housing around Florida. It can still be on the market with a tenant in it.

[@fordmuscleluis9710]

Sorry for your house flooded by hurricane bro hope youre ok

[@canadacatalyst]

That is a real bummer

[@PrivateCaller-i1f]

Sorry brother at least you're safe. Need to cut out sheetrock and pull out the insulation ASAP you don't want that to mold. Developers own Florida government lets them run wild. Have to have flood insurance to cover that I don't live in a floodplain but I purchased flood insurance.

[@jimdolan52]

Hello Bruce, sorry to hear and see the flooding around your home. As it is a water pipe that has burst, can you not claim the council, or the city for the damages? As it wasn't the hurricane you should. 🍀💚🍀🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇵🇸

[@DjBud_VinD]

Such high Payments are mind boggling for me, no way i could ever afford that. Respect man, sorry for the loss. You are so right about powerlines and every spot build full with houses and buildings everywhere, yes a concrete jungle and it is so ugly to see. The high rise buildings with apartments are a recipe for future problems (say hello to a new ghetto). Older way of building is and was still the best and way better to look at. hi5

[@71gmonet]

If you live on the gulf coast you can get severe weather events. Beulah ‘67 (parents time don’t remember it), Allan ‘80, Gilbert ‘88, Dolly 08’, Alex 10’, tropical wave flooding ‘18, TX Freeze ‘21 - homes were flooding due to frozen home pipes and the power outage. Out of all that the scariest was when the water came up 1/2 way up my driveway. I thought we were gonna flood but luckily it stopped. So my house has never flooded due to a storm. However, one time my home flooded due to a toilet overflow when I was on vacation. So I would say if you are going to buy a house on the gulf coast today be well aware sooner or later a severe storm will occur. Also, be wary of new construction because builders want to buy cheap land to develop and it is cheap because it is low lying. . It is not always because of elevation but also because of poor drainage in the area. Locals know what areas in the city are flood prone just ask the older people.

[@johnproffit8942]

Same here in Myrtle Beach they’re just building anywhere and if we get a bad hurricane, we are so screwed

[@mikemccabe7124]

i wouldn't pay out of pocket on everything and hope that the insurance will reimburse you because they will offer u a percentage of what you paid and they'll drag it out in hopes that you'll just settle for that lesser amount, and thats if they dont flat out deny your claim usually theyre pretty quick with the claims but getting contractors that have the time to do it will be the bigger issue cuz they'll be overwhelmed with repairing so many houses

[@Liftedchevy931]

If the earth was round it would drain off to the other side all jokes aside that sucks that u was that close to closing on the house and it happened hopefully you come out on top!

[@michaeldavies6580]

thoughts and prayers to you buddy sorry to hear this bad news

[@huggy1712]

Hi Bruce ya that sucks about your house in Florida question are you going to go after the city for the water damage? Not sure if your insurance will cover this plus it would be nice to see utilities under ground no pot holes on the roads I agree with you 100 % like I always say when it come to the government if it makes sense then don’t do it I hope everything works out for ya and your family

[@alexsantiago357]

Not good situation...good thing you have great overall personality and attitude to handle this travesty ❤

[@brendonpartridge6362]

My country road the government won't fix our pothole either say strong Bruce

[@benjaminstockton3917]

Sorry, hear that, Bruce

[@larsw4428]

It is sad to see this and I feel sorry for you and your family…🥲

[@CDJCBMWOGJRIOGUFHDFLM]

Hey what’s up bro how are you I’m sorry to hear about your house bro I’m glad that y’all wasn’t there for it I hope everything will get better bro ima keep you in my prayers ima pray for you bro much love

[@Hansen710]

well it wont look at the weather forecast for the future when god is punishing, prayers have no effect where in the bibble does it say god rewards the stupid

[@buddy1155]

After a big flood in the Netherlands in 1953 it took the government just six weeks to come up with a plan to never let it happen again, we took measures against all possible treats from sea, rivers and rainfall, we never had a big flood after that. Now and then a small flood that is more like an inconvenience and mostly along our borders with Germany and Belgium, we have obviously little control about floods crossing into our country. I am surprised the US can't make their country resilient like the Netherlands did.

[@victoriavicky2437]

Yeah, they r falling behind the EU

[@mesodan]

Netherlands doesn’t get hurricanes

[@paulakuljunlahti]

I’m so sorry about everyone😢. This is therrible situation.

[@denninosyos]

Those figures are insane...

[@richcarey9883]

That's terrible. God Bless

[@royburgess4720]

I love what you are doing mat and I love you trucks and r you ok

[@darrellsaunders4267]

Not to cr@p on anyone's parade, it's a good thing you wasn't living in the late 70's and early 80's when car loans and mortgages were EIGHTEEN%.

[@dereksmith2828]

My parents talked about how their house loan was 12% and they thought there was no way it would ever go lower than that haha. I got my house at 3%

[@PaulThomasHarris]

Bruce higher a private insurance adjuster for the Florida home.. they’ll get every $$ that you deserve and more. Insurance companies have sent claims person to the area.

[@TheAllfi]

The house prices are about the same as here in Sweden, but we pay about 3.5-4% in interest, that's it no taxes or other fees. And a house like yours we pay about 11-12000 Swedish kronor and is about 12-1300 dollars a month on the loan that's it And it's not strange to borrow money even if the house has water damage, all that happens is that the value of the house drops and that's quite natural

[@andrewklahn7899]

Everything will get better 👍

[@larka742]

what? $800 a month in property tax.... and you say we are taxed to hell in Sweden 😆

[@KristoferOlsson]

Sweden has a cap around $900 a year for 1 house. US has no cap it can be many $1000 dollar a month for a nice house.

[@danman1287]

thats not the property tax thats the INCREASE in property tax

[@danman1287]

@@KristoferOlsson but u have a HUGE income tax

[@larka742]

@@danman1287 Not really. We have about 33% in general. You can get more tax or less depending on salary. Not having to save a cent for really good education for the kids makes it all worth it. Are the kids good enough they can get or be whatever they desire.

[@danman1287]

@@larka742 33% yikes n goes up... Bruce is an idiot. Zephyrhills lol. 4k per month. U maybe right about education bec he has zero math skills. N he discovered most of the payment initially is for interest, insurance n prop tax. 4k I think he could rent a waterfront lmao... This is hilarious. Nobody wants to live there

[@beardedmonkey1320]

Every road in Europe is perfect and then you have the UK where nearly every road has a pothole or in a lot of places there are more potholes than roads.

[@BadGoat92]

The U.S really needs to put a ban on building any houses for a few years.

[@_PatrickO]

Florida needs to improve their building codes. That is the only solution. Every house needs to be designed to survive an F5 hurricane. It is absolutely insane that they did didn't do this 30 years ago. Just like all the houses that get wiped out in tornados. INCREASE THE BUILDING CODES! It is laughable that we aren't doing the easy thing.

[@JeronWhite]

I.will.be praying.you.guys

[@FranzLewis]

I wouldn’t even trust insurance to reimburse if you went up front and try to get the work done ahead of them get a third-party adjuster. Wait for the inspection. Talk to the adjuster then make that decision.