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This is optional, and for a lot of people the do-it-yourself path below is the better one. If you'd rather have someone do the legwork, here's exactly what happens, who pays whom, and where your details go, said plainly, not buried.

First, could you just do it yourself?

Often, yes. The shortest version:

Try the standard market first. Get quotes from at least three admitted carriers (an independent agent can run several at once). A FAIR Plan or surplus-lines policy should be the fallback, not the first stop.
If you're declined, go to your state's FAIR Plan (if it has one) through any broker registered to submit it, most independent agents are. Your state page links the official plan and the broker-finder.
If there's no FAIR Plan, a surplus-lines (E&S) broker can place coverage with non-admitted carriers. Ask specifically for that.
Don't let coverage lapse, a gap triggers force-placed insurance from your lender, which is more expensive and worse.

The full playbooks: non-renewal notice · buying in a risky area · premium jumped.

Or have a licensed broker call you

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