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Frank Macias
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bonita Springs, FL
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Bonita Springs Flood Insurance

Frank Macias
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bonita Springs, FL
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Hello BP members!

I am currently in the market for a multi-family property in the Naples/Bonita Springs area where my wife and I will house hack. The prices in Bonita Springs work better compared to Naples however one aspect of Bonita Springs that scares me is the flood insurance. Does anyone own rental property in Bonita Springs (in the area of the attached pic) who can share how much they are paying annually for home insurance including flood insurance and if you getting good returns in that area. Or if you have anything else to add to this discussion I

would be grateful. Thanks in advance for your input. 

-Frank M. 

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Casey J Burkhead
  • Insurance Agent
  • Beaver Falls, PA
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Casey J Burkhead
  • Insurance Agent
  • Beaver Falls, PA
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Hey @Frank Macias - I don't actually own any property in Bonita Springs but I can tell you it is very easy for an insurance agent to quote a flood policy for an insured on a property that they are interested in purchasing.  If you currently work with an independent agent and have a property in mind that may work, you could give them the address and ask for a quick quote.  

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