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Victor Olowu
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  • Austin, TX
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Flood Property Rehab

Victor Olowu
  • Investor
  • Austin, TX
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Does it matter to conventional loan providers whether the property was flooded from outside or in?  I always assumed that banks care about the foundation issues caused by flooding from outside as well as the likelihood of the property being flooded again.  But now that I am looking at a property that is listed as 'flooded from inside', I want to know if that will be an issue for my bank, before I make any commitments.

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