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Ha...I just got a quote from "American Integrity Insurance" for $2k per year. I can just see Randy Marsh sitting on the other end of the phone line.
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Never in the 50+ years of this neighborhood has anyone made a flood claim....after like 5 hurricanes. It doesn't happen.They force you to get flood insurance? When was the last time you flooded?
That's like flushing 10 g's in the crapper. I can't imagine paying house insurance premiums like that. They're pretty cheap in my neck of Canuckistan.Never in the 50+ years of this neighborhood has anyone made a flood claim....after like 5 hurricanes. It doesn't happen.
It's a rip. Most houses, including mine, are concrete block with cement tile roofs. A tidal wave could hit the place and it'd still be sitting here. Hurricane Charlie was 180mph at my house and I had no damage and made no claim.That's like flushing 10 g's in the crapper. I can't imagine paying house insurance premiums like that. They're pretty cheap in my neck of Canuckistan.
Why do you have to have the flood insurance. Is it a mortgage insurance requirement?It's a rip. Most houses, including mine, are concrete block with cement tile roofs. A tidal wave could hit the place and it'd still be sitting here. Hurricane Charlie was 180mph at my house and I had no damage and made no claim.
My kid's shower pan leaked last year and I had to totally redo their bedroom and two bathrooms. I did some work myself and hired the rest and it was maybe $9k. If the water came-up 4' in the 1st floor, I could probably redo it all for $100k...including my $15k piano. $10k per year for useless insurance is ridiculous.
Yes. If he has a mortgage and his house is in a designated flood zone, he’s required to have flood insurance.Why do you have to have the flood insurance. Is it a mortgage insurance requirement?
While there is a river across the street and it is dammed a mile upstream I'm still only in what is considered a 100 year flood plain and government backed flood insurance would only cost about $150/year.Holee shit - just found out the renewal for my home flood insurance is $9,450 for this year. Fuuuuuck that. How does it go from $3k to over $9k in one year? Anyway, I'm not paying that shit.
AND my homeowner's policy company, St John's, just went insolvent and was taken over by some shit called "Slide." From $2k per year to $6k?! With my ridiculous wind insurance, that's over $20k per year.
Isn't there some rule that if your loan-to-value is 25% or less, you don't have to carry the ins required by the mortgage company? I don't want to pay the whole thing off, but I could pay it down to under 25% and go without worthless flood insurance.
Wow...getting cheap online quotes. I guess the answer is not to drop insurance, it's to get shitty insurance that'll never pay!
Thanks fellas!
Yes. I live in "zone A," right on a saltwater canal within a mile of the Gulf. So, it's required with a mortgage. But flood ins was only $1,800 when I got the financing just a year ago!Why do you have to have the flood insurance. Is it a mortgage insurance requirement?
That's racist.
It's a rip. Most houses, including mine, are concrete block with cement tile roofs. A tidal wave could hit the place and it'd still be sitting here. Hurricane Charlie was 180mph at my house and I had no damage and made no claim.
My kid's shower pan leaked last year and I had to totally redo their bedroom and two bathrooms. I did some work myself and hired the rest and it was maybe $9k. If the water came-up 4' in the 1st floor, I could probably redo it all for $100k...including my $15k piano. $10k per year for useless insurance is ridiculous.
A little. I hadn't played for 20 years when I found a piano I had to restore. It was a 1932 Mathushek grand some idiot had for his kids to take lessons. He sold it to me for 100 bucks and I refinished the entire thing. It's all original and even the stool has matching #s. After the 12th coat of poly dried, I had to play it. It sounds incredible. The guy who tunes it just sticks around to play every time for like an hour.You play the piano?
A little. I hadn't played for 20 years when I found a piano I had to restore. It was a 1932 Mathushek grand some idiot had for his kids to take lessons. He sold it to me for 100 bucks and I refinished the entire thing. It's all original and even the stool has matching #s. After the 12th coat of poly dried, I had to play it. It sounds incredible. The guy who tunes it just sticks around to play every time for like an hour.
He'd love it. Sounds on those are like cabernet...get more robust with age.Wow, what a steal. My dad is a pianist. Been playing his whole life. He’s got a baby grand in his family room he plays. Does electric piano too. Sings. All that stuff.