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I Got an Elevation Certificate in Georgia, Now What?

If you just received an elevation certificate in Georgia, you are probably wondering what it actually does and what you should do next. Does...

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I Got an Elevation Certificate in Georgia, Now What?

If you just received an elevation certificate in Georgia, you are probably wondering what it actually does and what you should do next. Does...

When the First Flood Quote Creates a Second Problem

Flood insurance does not usually create problems on its own. But the first quote sometimes does. That is the moment where: pricing becomes a concern the borrower...

I Just Found Out My Georgia Property Is in a Flood Zone

Finding out your Georgia property is in a flood zone can feel like a deal breaker, especially if you are days away from...

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What Is a Flood Zone? FEMA Definitions Explained

Definition of a FEMA Flood Zone: Flood zones are geographic areas that FEMA has defined according to varying levels of flood risk. These...

The Real Estate Investor’s Complete Guide to Flood Damage Inventory & Claims

Worried your flooded rental property might cost more than it should?Unsure how to document damage correctly to avoid insurance headaches? If you’re staring at...

3 Tips for Insurance Agents to Tackle Risk Rating 2.0

FEMA’s Risk Rating 2.0 is in full swing as of April 2022, and policyholders and insurance agents alike are taking notice. At the...

How to Take Control of Rising Flood Insurance Costs

Flood Insurance Rates Are Skyrocketing. Here’s How You Can Beat the System.If you own property, flood insurance isn’t optional—it’s financial survival.And yet, year...

What Real Estate Investors Need to Know

Are your investment properties really protected against flood damage? Do you know the critical differences between admitted and non-admitted flood insurance—and how that could...

Causes of Floods – Insurance Insight

What is Flooding? It is important to review the definition of flood on a flood insurance policy. Definitions can differ depending on the carrier...

The Costly Mistake Property Owners Make: Ignoring Private Flood Insurance

Floods Are Getting Worse, But Americans Still Aren’t Protecting Themselves—Here’s Why That Needs to ChangeEvery year, we see catastrophic floods cause billions of...

What Role Does a Mortgage Company Play in a Flood Claim?

Why does your mortgage company suddenly become your biggest obstacle after a flood? And why do so many homeowners find themselves fighting to access...

Does Homeowners Insurance Cover the Peril of Earthquake?

Standard homeowners policies do not typically provide coverage for earthquake damage. This means that in order for your client to protect their home,...

Save Money with Private Flood Insurance in Now

For years, homeowners have been stuck with overpriced, outdated flood insurance policies—paying more than they should for coverage that barely protects them when...

My Mortgage Was Sold and Now I’m Being Forced to Buy Flood Insurance — What Are My Options?

Are you suddenly facing a flood insurance requirement for a property you've owned for years without one? Wondering how a new lender can change...

Help Your Clients Choose Between NFIP or NCIP Private Flood Insurance

Is your client’s home replacement value greater than $250,000?The NFIP’s maximum limit for non-condominium residential buildings is $250,000. Since this does not cover...