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Two companies under the Orion180 name were approved this week in another hopeful sign that legislative changes may be having a positive Fla. market impact.
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If historical lending records have systemic bias, how can artificial intelligence (AI) digest that data yet also avoid past mistakes and “algorithmic discrimination”?
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While homeowners know flood insurance is a separate type of coverage, many tenants incorrectly think flooding is covered by their renters’ insurance or their landlord.
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