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Multifamily

Chicago Multifamily Dodges $75k/year Bullet

Chicago, IL

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$75K Lender Mandate Removed

Solutions Found:

LOMA

Solution Value: $75,000

NFE Solution: Letter of Map Amendment

What happens when your property gets mapped into a Special Flood Hazard Area (SFHA)? Typically, the lender will require flood insurance if there is a loan on the property, and that added expense is never a welcome surprise to property owners!

After being newly mapped into an SFHA, their lender alerted a Chicago property that they had 45 days to place flood, total replacement cost, and business income insurance. Quotes were coming back at nearly $75,000/year. Talk about sticker shock!

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