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  1. #20
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    Mr. B., I got that number from entering our specific address into FEMA's Floodsmart website. It indicates that our address is in a "high risk" area. Beyond that, I don't really have much information. There's also conflicting information as to when you will be required to get insurance. In one part, it says that it's required for any lender that is federally insured. Presumably, that means any FDIC-insured bank. In another part, it refers to federally insured transactions (I'm paraphrasing), which to me would mean FHA, VA and the like. I read both parts to the Judge yesterday, and he thought it was confusing. Certainly, if I'm eligible for what they call a preferred rate, then the premium would be considerably less, and would be a no brainer, but it would appear that if I'm eligible for the insurance, I would be required to pay the higher premium.

    Obviously, I need to gather more information. I just wanted to get an initial read on whether the program is run efficiently. I realize I my have little "choice," and I've long understood that my homeowner's insurance would not cover it.
    Last edited by indysteel; 03-08-2011 at 05:45 AM.
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