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Updated about 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Flood Insurance rates increased
We purchased a two flat (converted from single family home) a year ago. Paid for flood insurance when we closed on the deal. Now we get a letter from FEMA stating our flood insurance premium is more than doubled. Reason, they show as excessive risk. Last claim was from a prior owner in the year 2013. Any remedy to rectify and find out what will be a good way find out what will be true rate. Thank you,in advance for your help and suggestions.