We all know that the flood insurance rules apply when a loan is secured by a primary residence or a warehouse in which a business operates. These situations are very straightforward and would seem logical to be subject to flood insurance rules. The challenge with flood insurance, however, relates to less common situations that wouldn’t seem logical for the rules to apply. For example, many commercial lenders don’t think that flood insurance rules should apply when a structure is not given any value on an appraisal, even though it is technically part of the loan collateral.
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