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Flood Insurance on 4plex - Lloyds of London ? Elevation Cert
Is it true that Lloyd's of London won't do flood insurance for buildings with more than 2 units? I'm looking at a 4plex and my insurance broker said it was not doable and a regular policy would be $2700/ year which is a deal breaker. The listing agent said the seller has a policy w/ LofL for $699/ year. Does anyone have experience with this?
Also, I'm considering looking into an elevation certificate to remove the property from the flood zone. The building is right next to a river, but sits well above the water. Does anyone have experience with this process?
Thanks for any advice!