Here is a list that I copied:CompanyMarket shareAssurant39%AIG26%Swiss Re18%Chubb4%Liberty Mutual4%Munich Re2%United Surety2%ASI1%You can also try for a reduced premium or grandfathered-in lower rate if: 1) the seller or current owner has a flood policy in place from a previous Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM), and there isn't a lapse in coverage or changes to the exterior of the property since that FIRM was complete. 2) you agree to a higher deductible in exchange for lower premium.  3) Lower your risk by retrofitting property to be more floodproof 4) you have the Elevation Certificate & recent Survey so that your premium is based on your specific risk level. 

., the replacement will be purchased by me as EAT (and held in a newly created LLC) and parked until the client sells the relinquished property, at which point 100% of the membership interests of the LLC will be transferred to the client.   

AlohaWasn’t able to find it but didn’t know if there was a BP pro membership app?!

You need a site plan (survey can be hand drawn).  

Simply put, would a PRO membership be worth it simply for the BP Calculators?

Just the building costs and sundry (elec/eng/sewer/roads/surveying/etc) your looking at $750k package without the land. 

($100,000), surveying ($20,000), Engineer plans in hand???

The owner does not have a survey.

I just signed up for HAPCO and paid the yearly membership, curious if I can find out more on their forums on the interworkings of overdue water bills through sheriff sale properties if no notice was served.

I paid for the annual membership which isn't necessary but it is cheap given the value of information they offer.