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@Denise CarringerMy preference is to go local - some community banks offer this type of service or local escrow companies, which is what I found, because they offer a higher level of service than most national.

I live in one of the highest cost markets in the nation, and recently lost insurance coverage and now have the California FAIR plan (yay).

Has anyone gone through this process before with National Grid?

Joining one of these can get you the forms you desire as well as a network of local investors (vs BP is national with a smaller presence in most jurisdictions).  

Hi Alfredo,Flood insurance in Florida can be tough, especially for investment properties, but there are options:NFIP (National Flood Insurance Program) – This is a common choice and does cover rentals, though it has limits.Private flood insurance – Companies like Neptune Flood, TypTap, and Wright Flood often provide good alternatives with more flexible coverage.Independent insurance agents – They can shop around and find the best option for your specific property.It’s worth getting quotes from both NFIP and private insurers to compare.

I am located in the Houston, TX area but also can work with anyone across the nation.

Companies that are successfully implementing AI are doing so with intentional strategies, proper training, and measurable goals.Affordability Is a National PriorityWith rents stabilizing in many markets, the conversation around affordability is front and center.

With so many free or low-cost options available — from Facebook groups to podcasts, Zoom meetups, and national conferences with better content — local REIAs can feel outdated unless they’ve kept up.I think they still can be valuable if they bring together serious, local investors and provide actionable education — but if it’s just pitch-fests or surface-level material, I’d rather spend my time elsewhere.

That is distinctly different from professional business that are national in scope and call themselves private lenders.