Ian David
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Sat Sep-03-05 09:47 AM
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| Assess your home's flood risk. FloodSmart.Gov |
| Dem Agog
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Sat Sep-03-05 09:50 AM
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| 1. both my current and previous address turn up no information... |
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not much use to me... it says risk level "unavailable" :shrug:
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| RebelOne
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Sat Sep-03-05 10:42 AM
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| 6. Same here. Shows my street, but no info. |
| OhioChick
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Sat Sep-03-05 09:54 AM
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moderate to low risk flood zone. I figured that much.
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| BlueCollar
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Sat Sep-03-05 09:57 AM
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but I can't afford flood insurance...The economic "recovery" hasn't embraced me yet...
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| Bryn
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When I moved in the community where I currently live, I was told it was a no flood zone, but got flooded by Hurricane Katrina (I live in South Florida). I went to website with the link you provided and learned that I live in a HIGH RISK FLOOD!! So developers/sellers/community managements don't tell new homeowners the truth! So many of us got water damage and have no flood insurance. Currently I am trying to get FEMA help, but FEMA announced that they will not help South Florida Hurricane Katrina victims who have no flood insurance. I have a good hurricane insurance, but it doesn't cover flood. Duh!!
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Sat Sep-03-05 10:33 AM
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If my house floods, billions of others, worldwide, are already in trouble.
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