An expert opinion may indicate that your high-risk flood zone is wrong, that the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) requirement is not justified, and that the property qualifies for reclassification into a low-moderate risk flood zone. We're here to help commercial and residential property owners navigate the complex process of correcting erroneous high-risk flood zone designations.
We specialize in the evaluation of structures in Special Flood Hazard Areas and work with FEMA, along with professionals in insurance, risk management, real estate, and lending on behalf of property owners across the United States. More than 70% of properties reviewed by Flood Insurance Solutions qualified for reclassification into a low-moderate risk flood zone, allowing the owners to add more than $140 million in real estate value and to recapture more than $10 million in flood insurance savings.
The first step to determine eligibility for reclassification into a low-moderate risk flood zone, where flood insurance is not required.
We specialize in the evaluation of structures in Special Flood Hazard Areas and work with FEMA, along with professionals in insurance, risk management, real estate, and lending on behalf of property owners across the United States. More than 70% of properties reviewed by Flood Insurance Solutions qualified for reclassification into a low-moderate risk flood zone, allowing the owners to add more than $140 million in real estate value and to recapture more than $10 million in flood insurance savings.
The first step to determine eligibility for reclassification into a low-moderate risk flood zone, where flood insurance is not required.
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In every community across this great nation, there is diversity in landscapes and land uses, weather patterns, and flood risk.
If you own, lease, manage or represent commercial or residential property owners subject to National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) requirements, we're here to put our expertise as the nation's leading authority on flood risk management to work for you.
We work with residential and commercial property owners, real estate companies and developers, insurance, financial and risk management institutions, including agents and brokers, to verify the accuracy of lender imposed coverage and to remedy inaccurate flood zone designations.
If you own, lease, manage or represent commercial or residential property owners subject to National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) requirements, we're here to put our expertise as the nation's leading authority on flood risk management to work for you.
We work with residential and commercial property owners, real estate companies and developers, insurance, financial and risk management institutions, including agents and brokers, to verify the accuracy of lender imposed coverage and to remedy inaccurate flood zone designations.
Our services represent a risk-free opportunity to reduce flood insurance costs, improve coverage, increase property values, and proactively manage flood risk, including mitigation efforts, to save money and to prevent uninsured losses.
The imposition of mandatory flood coverage is not fair and more than 50 percent of high-risk flood zone designations are wrong!
A standard flood zone determination merely notes a property's location on FEMA's Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM) and fails to identify characteristics unique to individual structures.
The imposition of mandatory flood coverage is not fair and more than 50 percent of high-risk flood zone designations are wrong!
A standard flood zone determination merely notes a property's location on FEMA's Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM) and fails to identify characteristics unique to individual structures.
Every property owner subject to lender-imposed flood insurance has a right to an accurate flood zone designation and coverage that matches the true level of risk.
The imposition of mandatory flood coverage is not fair and more than 50 percent of high-risk flood zone designations are wrong!
A standard flood zone determination merely notes a property's location on FEMA's Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM) and fails to identify characteristics unique to individual structures.
The first step to determine eligibility for reclassification into a low-moderate risk flood zone, where flood insurance is not required.
The imposition of mandatory flood coverage is not fair and more than 50 percent of high-risk flood zone designations are wrong!
A standard flood zone determination merely notes a property's location on FEMA's Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM) and fails to identify characteristics unique to individual structures.
The first step to determine eligibility for reclassification into a low-moderate risk flood zone, where flood insurance is not required.
Over the course of a 30-year mortgage, a single-family homeowner required to purchase flood insurance will spend, on average, $21,000.
That represents a huge loss in property value and the ability to save more than $700 every year.
If the mortgage company did not require flood insurance, would you eliminate coverage or purchase a less expensive policy?
Flood risk management gives you the option to choose.
You have a right to know if you're paying too much, too little, or should note be paying at all for flood coverage.
That represents a huge loss in property value and the ability to save more than $700 every year.
If the mortgage company did not require flood insurance, would you eliminate coverage or purchase a less expensive policy?
Flood risk management gives you the option to choose.
You have a right to know if you're paying too much, too little, or should note be paying at all for flood coverage.
Flood risk management allows commercial real estate companies to eliminate NFIP policies, obtain free flood coverage through a master property insurance program, and to increase value at refinance or disposition by capitalizing the increase to net operating income, which is the amount of annual savings.
Qualifying commercial clients can expect to earn a 100 percent annual return on investment at the time of refinance or disposition.
More than 70% of properties reviewed by Flood Insurance Solutions qualified for reclassification into a low-moderate risk flood zone, allowing the owners to add more than $140 million in real estate value and to recapture more than $10 million in flood insurance savings.
Qualifying commercial clients can expect to earn a 100 percent annual return on investment at the time of refinance or disposition.
More than 70% of properties reviewed by Flood Insurance Solutions qualified for reclassification into a low-moderate risk flood zone, allowing the owners to add more than $140 million in real estate value and to recapture more than $10 million in flood insurance savings.
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