Not exact matches
If you live
in a
flood zone, near a fault
line, or
in a region prone to major storms, consider buying additional, separate coverage.
The vacant land (that might be land that is earmarked for other uses but not yet
in use as such or land that is not fit for construction e.g.
flood zones, land under power
lines, etcetera, or buffer
zones and land reserves for future use) is given
in short or medium term lease to organized groups of urban poor for gardening purposes (multi annual purposive specific leaseholds or occupancy licenses).
However, if you live
in a
flood zone, near a fault
line, or
in a region prone to big storms, you can buy additional, separate coverage.
However, if you have a mortgage or home equity
line on the property, or ever plan to do any type of conventional financing (such as a refi), your lender will require to keep both a homeowners insurance and
flood insurance policy
in effect at all times if it is located
in a
flood zone.