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Re: Storm
Adrian #324547 10/01/10 10:35 PM
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One of my neighbors said his insurance couldn't sell him flood insurance because we don't live in a flood plane.

Nah.

Millions of people have flood insurance that don't live in a floodplain, it's to cover water damage just like you experienced Brian. We don't live in a floodplain but wouldn't consider not having flood insurance due to the number of tropical storms we have.

Good luck with everything and get that flood insurance!


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RickF #324548 10/01/10 10:38 PM
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Coworker of mine just found out that his basement flooding wasn't covered.


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Ken.C #324549 10/01/10 10:39 PM
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With flood insurance Ken?


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RickF #324550 10/01/10 10:39 PM
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I don't think he had flood insurance, no.


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Ken.C #324554 10/01/10 10:52 PM
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Oh, that makes sense then.

We've found that usually any water damage whatsoever has to be covered through flood insurance and where we live we also have a separate windstorm policy just for hurricanes in addition to homeowner's and flood.

Windstorm is a state mandated policy for anybody living within 5 miles (IIRC) of the coast and the premiums got so out of hand after the last hurricanes that a large number of the the folks who had their houses paid off here on the island dropped their insurance polices altogether. Speaking with my agent a few years back I was told that some of his customers with large homes were paying upwards of $50-$150k annually just for the windstorm policy.


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Re: Storm
RickF #324561 10/01/10 11:58 PM
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For some reason, I did get earthquack coverage. Not sure why now, I don't thing we've ever had a devastating earthquack here in Kansas City.

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