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Do whatOriginally posted by sparky216 View PostHope all of our Reno folks are ok after the levee broke. Miserable situation
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Tigé Jedi
- Feb 2006
- 4601
- The Peoples Republic of Oregon
- 2007 24Ve (sold, but I do have a Waverunner….lol)
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/22503465/Originally posted by chpthril View PostDo what

Looks like everyone is ok, but a heck of a lot of property damage had to occur.
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That is unreal. Hope everyone is ok and had flood coverage
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If there is any way possible that rising water could enter your house, it is worth it.Originally posted by sparky216 View PostI just dumped my flood insurance in July, now I may rethink that $250 policy after all. Perhaps it's worth it.............
Is that $250 a year??? that is cheap
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We are seeing some mortgage co's lately that are requiring it
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Tigé Jedi
- Feb 2006
- 4601
- The Peoples Republic of Oregon
- 2007 24Ve (sold, but I do have a Waverunner….lol)
Yea $248.XX a year, we lived in a Federal Flood Zone (on a creek/river) and it flooded often but never crested to our house. When we moved to our new house on top of a hill I kept the same policy. I am insured with Country Ins, yet our flood insurance was through Hartford ( I don't know why). So anyway there is a slim to no percent chance that my new house will flood, but I guess you never know. Perhaps peace of mind is priceless???Originally posted by chpthril View PostIf there is any way possible that rising water could enter your house, it is worth it.
Is that $250 a year??? that is cheap
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Around here, it is underwritten through the state and it aint cheap.Originally posted by sparky216 View PostYea $248.XX a year, we lived in a Federal Flood Zone (on a creek/river) and it flooded often but never crested to our house. When we moved to our new house on top of a hill I kept the same policy. I am insured with Country Ins, yet our flood insurance was through Hartford ( I don't know why). So anyway there is a slim to no percent chance that my new house will flood, but I guess you never know. Perhaps peace of mind is priceless???Mikes Liquid Audio: Knowledge Experience Customer Service you can trust-KICKER WetSounds ACME props FlyHigh Custom Ballast Clarion LiquidLumens LEDs Roswell Wave Deflector And More
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Tigé Jedi
- Feb 2006
- 4601
- The Peoples Republic of Oregon
- 2007 24Ve (sold, but I do have a Waverunner….lol)
you know we had a condo in Maui right on S. Kihei Rd that was in a flood zone and we paid less than $200 for flood insurance on the Condo. At that time I was insured with State Farm and if I remember correctly I also paid Hartford for that flood ins.
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