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Darn ignorant pagans

"as a general rule Insurance companies don't insure
homes in flood zones and the like"

Yes, they do. But they typically don't include flood coverage. That is sold separately, usually through the government run National Flood Insurance Program. A few insurers have begun to offer their own higher-end flood coverage because the NFIP coverages aren't enough for a more expensive home. But then, who'd build a really expensive home in swampland? I am supposing this is for a limited audience: perhaps older existing mansions on southern estates on low ground.

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