Approved by Florida Department of Financial Services (DFS) ✅
Provider #374697 | School Official ID #374697 | Course #138885 | Course Offer ID #1241609
Only $15.99 | Instant Emailed Certificate | 100% Online & Self-Paced
Complete 4 hours of Florida insurance continuing education online with this DFS-approved Homeowners & Residential Property Insurance course for General Lines agents. This course is designed to help Florida insurance professionals better understand homeowners insurance, residential property coverage, hurricane and windstorm issues, flood exclusions, water damage, roof coverage, Citizens Property Insurance Corporation, underwriting, mitigation credits, claims handling, ethics, and client-service responsibilities.
You can complete the course online at your own pace, log in and out any time without losing your progress, and receive your instant emailed certificate after completion. We report your completion to Florida DFS within 24 hours, and your purchase is backed by our money-back guarantee.
This course is designed for Florida insurance agents who need approved continuing education and want practical training on homeowners insurance and residential property coverage.
This course is a good fit for:
✅ Florida General Lines agents
✅ Florida Property and Casualty insurance agents
✅ Agents who sell or service homeowners insurance
✅ Agents who work with residential property insurance clients
✅ Agents who discuss hurricane deductibles, flood exclusions, roof coverage, sinkhole issues, Citizens, or mitigation credits
✅ Agents who need an approved Florida DFS insurance CE course
✅ Agents looking for a 4-hour online elective course
✅ Agents who want instant certificate access and DFS reporting
This course is especially helpful for agents who work with Florida homeowners, where windstorm exposure, flood risk, roof coverage, water damage, mitigation forms, Citizens eligibility, and underinsurance concerns are common client questions.
Florida insurance continuing education requirements depend on license type and how long the agent has been licensed. Many Florida resident insurance agents must complete continuing education every two years, including a required Law & Ethics Update course for their license type plus approved elective continuing education hours.
For many major-lines Florida insurance agents, the CE requirement is commonly 24 hours every two years. Agents licensed for 6 or more years may qualify for a reduced 20-hour requirement. Your exact CE requirement is shown in your Florida DFS MyProfile account.
This 4-hour course is an approved Florida insurance CE course that may be used toward eligible elective continuing education hours for General Lines agents.
Florida insurance continuing education is generally due every two years by the end of the licensee’s birth month. Your exact compliance deadline and remaining CE requirements are shown in your Florida DFS MyProfile account.
To avoid compliance issues, complete your CE early and make sure your credits are posted before your deadline.
✅ Step 1: Check your DFS MyProfile account
Review your license type, CE deadline, and remaining CE requirements.
✅ Step 2: Complete your required CE courses
Make sure you complete any required Law & Ethics Update course and enough approved elective hours for your license type.
✅ Step 3: Take this 4-hour course online
Complete the Homeowners & Residential Property Insurance course at your own pace.
✅ Step 4: Receive your instant emailed certificate
After completion, your certificate is emailed to you for your records.
✅ Step 5: We report your completion
Your course completion is reported to Florida DFS within 24 hours.
✅ Step 6: Confirm your CE status
Check your DFS MyProfile account to confirm that your completed credits have posted.
This course focuses on homeowners insurance, residential property coverage, Florida-specific property insurance issues, underwriting, rating, mitigation, servicing, claims, ethics, and practical application for General Lines agents.
This section introduces the core homeowners insurance concepts agents need to explain clearly to clients.
Topics include:
✅ Purpose and structure of homeowners insurance
✅ Named perils, open perils, and the insuring agreement
✅ Dwelling coverage
✅ Other structures coverage
✅ Personal property coverage
✅ Loss of use coverage
✅ Personal liability and medical payments coverage
✅ Replacement cost, actual cash value, and coinsurance
✅ Policy conditions, duties after a loss, and the claims process
This section focuses on the coverage issues that are especially important in the Florida property insurance market.
Topics include:
✅ Hurricane and windstorm coverage
✅ Hurricane deductibles
✅ Flood exclusions and separate flood insurance
✅ NFIP and private flood insurance concepts
✅ Water damage, mold, and limited water coverage
✅ Sinkhole loss and catastrophic ground cover collapse
✅ Roof coverage and actual-cash-value roof schedules
✅ Recent roof-related reforms
✅ Citizens Property Insurance Corporation and the Florida market
This section reviews underwriting and rating factors that can affect residential property insurance availability, eligibility, and pricing.
Topics include:
✅ Residential property underwriting
✅ Inspections, insurability, and prior losses
✅ Rating factors and territory
✅ Wind portion of premium
✅ Hurricane mitigation credits
✅ Uniform Mitigation Verification Form
✅ Use of credit, claims history, and consumer reports
✅ Key endorsements, including Scheduled Property, Ordinance or Law, and Water Backup
✅ Special situations including high-value homes, seasonal homes, rental homes, condo HO-6 policies, and tenant HO-4 policies
This section focuses on client service, claims communication, ethical responsibilities, E&O prevention, and practical application.
Topics include:
✅ Reading the declarations page
✅ Explaining coverage to clients
✅ Suitability and adequate limits
✅ Avoiding underinsurance
✅ Coinsurance penalties
✅ Claims lifecycle
✅ Agent-adjuster boundary
✅ Florida claims timeframes
✅ Common coverage disputes
✅ Errors-and-omissions prevention
✅ Ethical sales and disclosure
✅ Senior or vulnerable client considerations
✅ Case studies and a practical client-service checklist
✅ Approved by Florida Department of Financial Services
✅ Provider #374697
✅ School Official ID #374697
✅ Course #138885
✅ Course Offer ID #1241609
✅ Only $15.99
✅ 100% online and self-paced
✅ Log in and out any time without losing progress
✅ Instant emailed certificate after completion
✅ Completion reported to Florida DFS within 24 hours
✅ Money-back guarantee
✅ Over 10 years of trusted continuing education service
✅ Support by phone or text – 1-800-698-2770
This is a fast, affordable way to complete 4 hours of Florida insurance continuing education online while reviewing homeowners insurance, residential property coverage, hurricane and windstorm issues, flood exclusions, roof coverage, Citizens, underwriting, mitigation credits, claims, ethics, and client service.
Is this course approved by Florida DFS?
Yes. This course is approved by the Florida Department of Financial Services. Provider #374697, School Official ID #374697, Course #138885, Course Offer ID #1241609.
How many CE hours is this course?
This course provides 4 hours of Florida insurance continuing education.
Who should take this course?
This course is designed for Florida General Lines agents and other eligible insurance professionals who need approved CE and want a practical review of homeowners and residential property insurance topics.
Does this course count as a Law & Ethics Update course?
No. This is a 4-hour Homeowners & Residential Property Insurance course. If your renewal requires a Law & Ethics Update course, you must complete the required Law & Ethics course separately.
Can I take this course online?
Yes. This course is 100% online and self-paced.
Can I log in and out without losing my progress?
Yes. Your progress is saved, so you can return anytime and continue where you left off.
Do I get a certificate after completing the course?
Yes. You receive an instant emailed certificate after course completion.
Do you report my completion to Florida DFS?
Yes. Your completion is reported to Florida DFS within 24 hours.
When do Florida insurance agents need to complete CE?
Florida insurance CE is generally due every two years by the end of the licensee’s birth month. Check your DFS MyProfile account for your exact CE deadline and requirements.
What does this course cover?
The course covers homeowners insurance structure, named perils, open perils, dwelling coverage, other structures, personal property, loss of use, liability coverage, medical payments, valuation, hurricane and windstorm coverage, flood exclusions, water damage, mold, sinkhole loss, roof coverage, Citizens, underwriting, rating, mitigation credits, endorsements, claims, ethics, and E&O prevention.
Is there a money-back guarantee?
Yes. This course is backed by our money-back guarantee.
• Approved by the Florida Department of Financial Services
• Approved Provider #374697
• Approved Course #138885
• Instant Access - Online Course.
• Study At Your Own Pace. Anytime.
• On Any Device. Phone, Tablet, or Computer.
• Hassle Free Navigation. Easy to Follow.
• Certificate emailed immediately upon completion.
• 1-800-698-2770 for any questions.
• Approved by the Florida Department of Financial Services
• Approved Provider #374697
• Approved Course #138885
• Instant Access - Online Course.
• Study At Your Own Pace. Anytime.
• On Any Device. Phone, Tablet, or Computer.
• Hassle Free Navigation. Easy to Follow.
• Certificate emailed immediately upon completion.
• 1-800-698-2770 for any questions.