Why Partner With National Flood Experts?
Real estate is a collaborative effort, and we want to be a valuable member of your team.
Expand Your Expertise With Our Flood Zone Solutions
It can be challenging to be an expert in all fields within the industry, so National Flood Experts is here to be a valued member of your team and add value to your clients, no matter your industry. Our team of engineers, flood insurance experts, and real estate professionals have an unmatched knowledge base that you can access.
We share the same objective as you, which is to help clients increase the value of their investments and achieve yearly cost savings through well-planned value-add strategies. We specialize in finding unique cost-saving opportunities for properties in FEMA flood zones required to carry a flood insurance expense.
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$1.75MM+ in Added Property Value
NJ & NY Multifamily Properties Save $105K+ - Multiple, NY
In this case study, a New Jersey-based Commercial Real Estate Developer partnered with National Flood Experts (NFE) to reduce annual flood premiums and increase the property value of their multifamily properties in NJ & NY. NFE successfully removed flood insurance mandates from 15 buildings, resulting in approximately $105,000 in annual cost savings and over $17.5 million in increased property value.
$365K+ Added in Property Value
19 of 29 Buildings Removed from SFHA - Coral Springs, FL
On a rushed timeline due to an upcoming sale, NFE's flood experts helped the nation's largest multi-family property owner save ≈$22K in annual flood insurance premiums while also adding $365K in property value for a 29-building property in Coral Springs, FL. NFE’s field work and engineering review maximized cost savings and helped the current and future owners avoid costly premium hikes on the horizon.
LOMA Achieved for Homeowner
Lender Mandate Lifted for Homeowner in Maine - Kittery, ME
Discover how NFE helped a single-family homeowner in Kittery, ME, confirm their location outside of the special flood hazard area (SFHA) and remove the lender mandate for flood insurance on their home via a Letter of Map Amendment (LOMA).