Understood. The FEMA site deals with the topography of the land, not the elevation of the actual house as it sets on the land. That's where a survey (or the elevation certificate) may come in handy getting you a lower rate... But it's been years since I've dealt with this...and there's a lot of complexity in grey areas like this...Originally Posted by indysteel
I don't think the program is any slower than any other insurer. If you do turn out to be a preferred risk, I think you can actually purchase it directly through your own insurer
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03-08-2011, 05:45 AM #21
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