"The ones I think should NOT be covered are the ones that have weather related damage multiple times over relatively short periods of time. Example would be 3 times in 15 years. Another example would be homes built right on the coastline. They are prime targets for hurricane damage. You build along rivers, lakes, oceans or streams an are only a few feet elevated then your asking for trouble. Now if you want to build there and pay for anything that happens out of YOUR own pocket then build on."
I still remember being 10 years old in 1966 and several hurricanes had hit the gulf coast states. I asked my daddy why so many people got hit. He told me that years ago not many people would build/live right up against the gulf. The gulf area got more and more populated very close to the waters. I agree with you. If someone wants to put a house/condos within 1 mile of the coastline of any state....they should bare the brunt of all the cost when the disaster struck. Same with New Orleans, idiots building houses below sea level. How stupid is that. Nothing can withstand the full power of mother nature...nothing. It reminds me of the titanic being unsinkable...silly people. :shock:
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