Flood Insurance Policy Assumptions: How Will My Rate Change?

February 13th, 2022

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Policy assumption is one of the greatest tools in flood insurance. This can help people who are buying a house find an easier means to flood insurance by adopting the one that the seller already has.

In this video, we talk about how your premium rates will change with flood insurance policy assumptions.

Chris Greene

Topics:

Commercial Flood Insurance

Insurance agents

policy transfers

policy assumptions

flood insurance rates

Loan Officers

realtors

investors

property owners

residential flood insurance

all states

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Flood Insurance Policy Assumptions: How Will My Rate Change?

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