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Anita Daily IS not a sandy victim. She has flood insurance, she got paid out the market value damage for her home. Her misunderstanding is Flood Insurance is kinda like Car insurance.

I lost my car in Sandy, I got paid full market value by my insurance company for the car. I went out and bought a new car, guess what I had to pay 20K out of pocket.

She wants to get full market value for an old small bungalow and replace it with a new 2013 flood proof house with nothing out of pocket. Not even fronting the money.

She is extremely lucky, she got a check for $160,000 while many of her neighbors with same damage got $31,900. She got five times what many of her neighbors received.

No one is asking her to rebuild. She got a huge tax free check fro 160K. Flood houses as is cash condition are going for 200K. The most a long beach bungalow was worth pre-sandy was 360K. BOOM she was made whole

Now if she thinks her NFIP policy should buy her a new home just as folks with pre-existing foundation issues deserve a brand new home then everyone should get it even folks without flood insurance. Because what she is looking for you need to buy excess flood from Lloyds of London to cover.

Also if she wants to rebuild go ahead, apply then to NYS rising to get repaid and if not take a casualty loss and get back some on her taxes.

I saw her house. I drive by it regularly. She had around 1/2 foot less water than my house. And I have a bigger house. I redid my house for 50K. Got 32K FEMA and moved on. Took two month off work and worked like a dog from day one. I finished the morning of the Superbowl.

The main reason folks want to raise houses is to save on flood insurance down the road. Now is the time to hit up their flood insurance to get it paid so I know why she is doing it. Funny folks without flood on her very block and NO money are all home.

Mormans or Samiritans purse did rips outs, families help them spray for mold and remediate Oil/Gas companies were giving interest free loans to existing customers and they spent the 31,900 FEMA check on base level home depot kitchen and bath and hired cheap off the books workers or volunteers along with themselves to put it back in.

They also go zero transistional housing assistance these folks. The 31,900 is the max, so since they got paid the max they got one nickle to stay in a hotel like this lady.

Guess what they are all back in their houses for months now and all now have flood insurance.

Amazing on 160K she cant do what a 95 year old widow got done on 31,900. In retrospect they should just cancel flood all together.

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