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The credit union didn't tell home flood zone

Ronda Botts
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We bought our home two years ago. TTCU the credit union is whom we have our loan with. Appraisal was 96.000. We narrowed 67.000. Mind you we also put down 17.000. We bought it after renting it over 20 years. We got it for 85.000. We wanted to remortgage at a lower rate 2.9% now its 5.0. Quicken Loans are now telling us. It'd in a flood zone. 

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