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NFIP paid to rebuild one Houston home 16 times in 18 years, spending almost a million dollars to perpetually restore a house worth less than $120,000. Harris County, Texas (which includes Houston), has almost 10,000 properties which have filed repetitive flood insurance damage claims. The Washington Post recently reported that a house �outside Baton Rouge, valued at $55,921, has flooded 40 times over the years, amassing $428,379 in claims. A $90,000 property near the Mississippi River north of St. Louis has flooded 34 times, racking up claims of more than $608,000.�
Albert Einstein famously said that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result.
After you read this article you may say rebuilding is a flood prone area may fit Einstein's definition of insanity. Others may say they have a right to build where I want.
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