Anyone here near Midland?
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Re: Anyone here near Midland?
The Pantry wrote:Sounds cheap. Those in Florida and along the Gulf coast should be paying much more.InTenSity wrote:
Its what FEMA uses to give the percentage of chance of flood to determine the cost of flood insurance. I live in a .01% flood area, or once in 1000 years, so I get to pay $465 a year in flood insurance.
Good to know you're an expert on the various landscapes and drainage in the area.
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Re: Anyone here near Midland?
Arguing landscape and drainage in Florida? lol! Don't have to be an expert to know hurricanes come every year, or has common sense escaped you in the sun?MiamiSpartan wrote:The Pantry wrote:Sounds cheap. Those in Florida and along the Gulf coast should be paying much more.
Good to know you're an expert on the various landscapes and drainage in the area.
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Re: Anyone here near Midland?
The Pantry wrote:Arguing landscape and drainage in Florida? lol! Don't have to be an expert to know hurricanes come every year, or has common sense escaped you in the sun?MiamiSpartan wrote:The Pantry wrote:Sounds cheap. Those in Florida and along the Gulf coast should be paying much more.
Good to know you're an expert on the various landscapes and drainage in the area.
People that live closer to the ocean than him do pay much more. That's how insurance works. Except in Michigan, where everyone pays abnormally high rates for auto insurance.
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Re: Anyone here near Midland?
I said that is what I pay for Flood insurance, which is different than my house insurance with the hurricane premium. Without any discounts my home insurance would be around $5500 a year, and that is with a $17,500 deductible if I take damage from a hurricane. Otherwise it is a $2500 deductible. I pay an additional $460 a year for flood insurance, which most likely won't happen during a hurricane with where I live.The Pantry wrote:Arguing landscape and drainage in Florida? lol! Don't have to be an expert to know hurricanes come every year, or has common sense escaped you in the sun?MiamiSpartan wrote:
Good to know you're an expert on the various landscapes and drainage in the area.
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Re: Anyone here near Midland?
The Pantry wrote:Arguing landscape and drainage in Florida? lol! Don't have to be an expert to know hurricanes come every year, or has common sense escaped you in the sun?MiamiSpartan wrote:
Good to know you're an expert on the various landscapes and drainage in the area.
I don't live on the beach. Inten and I live close to each other, and it is a relatively low chance of flood. It's more than 10 miles inland, so storm surge isn't coming anywhere near me. There is a canal behind my house which height is highly controlled, and raised and lowered depending on the forecast for rain, and it's probably a good 8 feet or more below the level of my house to begin with.
This is two major "500 year floods" in the last 35 years in the mid-Michigan area, and you're saying Floridians should be paying more for flood insurance, right? Ok.
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Re: Anyone here near Midland?
That's supposed to change July 1. Whitmer signed the bill last May. No idea why it takes over a year to implement. My company designs, builds, and installs multi-station multi-robot cells in less time. Lot of fucking around at the state level.Heat Miser wrote:The Pantry wrote:
Arguing landscape and drainage in Florida? lol! Don't have to be an expert to know hurricanes come every year, or has common sense escaped you in the sun?
People that live closer to the ocean than him do pay much more. That's how insurance works. Except in Michigan, where everyone pays abnormally high rates for auto insurance.
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Re: Anyone here near Midland?
It was "bargained" into the bill to allow insurance companies to continue to rape... errr... prepare for the coverage switch. Insurance lobby is strong in the Capitol. (see: major industry in Lansing)The Pantry wrote:That's supposed to change July 1. Whitmer signed the bill last May. No idea why it takes over a year to implement. My company designs, builds, and installs multi-station multi-robot cells in less time. Lot of fucking around at the state level.Heat Miser wrote:
People that live closer to the ocean than him do pay much more. That's how insurance works. Except in Michigan, where everyone pays abnormally high rates for auto insurance.
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