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Old 04-10-2007, 11:27 AM
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Dear boating collective,
Seems like a dumb question, but has any one ever had a boat insurance which required a "Flood Insurance" adder for the policy ?
Seems crazy, I know, but some one I work with is looking a boat loan and ran into this as a requirement for thier boat loan.

Any thoughts?

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Originally Posted by ernie davis
Dear boating collective,
Seems like a dumb question, but has any one ever had a boat insurance which required a "Flood Insurance" adder for the policy ?
Seems crazy, I know, but some one I work with is looking a boat loan and ran into this as a requirement for thier boat loan.

Any thoughts?

Uncle Ernie
I wonder where you would get that policy. The standard flood policy from NFIP excludes all marine items and automotive items.

Wouldn't it make sense that if a flood came, the boat would float and thus do as intended. What kind of moron boat loan company is he using.
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Yeah, that was kind of my reaction too.........my boat IS my flood insurance
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The boat won't float (and/or it will get beat up) if it's in a covered boat slip and the water rises high enough for the boat to get sandwiched between the water and the structure.
I usually try to remove the boat from the slip before a storm, but if I can't get it out for some reason, then it's at risk.
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