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Updated over 9 years ago, 07/01/2015

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Leigh Ann Smith
  • Manvel, TX
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How to Read Flood Zone Maps

Leigh Ann Smith
  • Manvel, TX
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We are looking at property in the Houston area, so flood zones are always a concern when evaluating a property.  Frequently, the property itself does not appear to be in the 100 yr. flood plain (Zone AE), but the street in front of the house is.  I understand that the streets are lower and you'd expect the water to go there first, but what I want to know is whether the home itself would be considered to be in that zone for insurance purposes.

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