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All key statements in the draft align with the My Safe Florida Home FAQ. The eligibility for free inspections (site-built, owner-occupied, single-family on its own parcel, with homestead exemption; specified ineligible property types) is accurately presented. The mitigation grant criteria (initial program inspection, insured value cap, pre-2008 build date, providing licensed contractor info, agreeing to final inspection, and sharing insurer discount information) match the source. Grant mechanics and amounts (approval before construction, payment after completion, $2-for-$1 match up to $10,000, low-income up to $10,000, all subject to appropriations) are correctly stated. Note: the source also notes a paid-in-full invoice is required for matching grants but not for low-income grants; the draft does not contradict this.

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All key statements in the draft align with the My Safe Florida Home FAQ. The eligibility for free inspections (site-built, owner-occupied, single-family on its own parcel, with homestead exemption; specified ineligible property types) is accurately presented. The mitigation grant criteria (initial program inspection, insured value cap, pre-2008 build date, providing licensed contractor info, agreeing to final inspection, and sharing insurer discount information) match the source. Grant mechanics and amounts (approval before construction, payment after completion, $2-for-$1 match up to $10,000, low-income up to $10,000, all subject to appropriations) are correctly stated. Note: the source also notes a paid-in-full invoice is required for matching grants but not for low-income grants; the draft does not contradict this.

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