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Jason Crowe
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Flood Zone Question about structures covered

Jason Crowe
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Jacksonville, FL
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what can you do with a detached garage with a living space up top to avoid flood insurance given the garage is below. How do you make is flood proof as they say in FEMA to not need flood insurance. Its a brick garage not going anywhere but has three walls and a garage door. What is the best and most cost economical solution?

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