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David T.
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Claiming against flood insurance.

David T.
  • Specialist
  • Las Vegas, NV
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Y'all,

we are looking at a deal that has an outstanding insurance claim of over $600k for flood damage which will be passed to us if we decide to buy.

This is a government flood insurance policy, does anyone on BP have experience dealing with such a claim and how difficult does it get to process?

We are getting the impression the Seller has had enough and just wants out of it. Thanks for your interest.

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