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#660948 - 01/04/07 03:40 PM
Re: Evidence of flood insurance
Denny
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It is permissable as long as you have a copy of both the app and proof of payment.
Unless the application says otherwise (watch out for agents that automatically check the 30 day waiting period box), the policy is effective as of the date of applicaation/payment.
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#661007 - 01/04/07 04:32 PM
Re: Evidence of flood insurance
Denny
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this should answer your question: http://a257.g.akamaitech.net/7/257/2422/.../44cfr61.11.htmbut to address another point you mentioned, please ALWAYS ask the question. i am not fond of the "use the search option" responses i see here. more often than not the situation you are asking about is different than the one that was discussed here previously.
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#661032 - 01/04/07 04:50 PM
Re: Evidence of flood insurance
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The FDIC has stated:
To avoid possible delays in the closing of the loans in areas having special flood hazards, a bank could accept as proof of flood insurance at the time of loan closings a copy of the flood insurance application indicating that the full premium has been paid, a copy of the mortgagor's check issued in payment of the premium, or the insurance agent's certification that the mortgagor has purchased the requisite flood insurance.
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#661175 - 01/04/07 06:56 PM
Re: Evidence of flood insurance
Dan Persfull
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Thanks Dan - I meant to provide the link and forgot.
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#661570 - 01/05/07 01:54 PM
Re: Evidence of flood insurance
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Your link as I read it gives the information on when a policy becomes affective based on presentment of an application and payment of the premium. I may have missed it, but I did not see where it addressed the presentment of the application and proof of payment to the lender constituted proof of insurance. And as you know the different regulatory agencies interpret things differently. Randy and I simply provided FDIC's stance on the issue.
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#661582 - 01/05/07 02:10 PM
Re: Evidence of flood insurance
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Again your cite goes into when the policy is effective. The question was can the lender accept a copy of the application and paid receipt as proof of coverage in lieu of having an actual copy of the policy.
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#661593 - 01/05/07 02:19 PM
Re: Evidence of flood insurance
Dan Persfull
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Ron - That is why I (like Dan) cited the FDIC. After reading your post, it only dealt with the effective date of the insurance. As Dan said, determining the effective date of the insurance and what a can provide a bank as proof of insurance are really two different questions.
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#661857 - 01/05/07 05:46 PM
Re: Evidence of flood insurance
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Bville, open the document and search the document using the following search term "To avoid possible delays in the closing". You'll find it toward the end under the NOTE section.
Ron your document explains when a policy is effective based on certain documentation being presented to the NFIP. Your document does not state anything about what documents presented to the lender constitutes proof of coverage. This is one reason why the FDIC issued their "clarification" for a lack of a better term.
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#669980 - 01/22/07 11:27 PM
Re: Evidence of flood insurance
rlcarey
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Hi Ron, if there is a discrepancy between the flood zone indicated on the insurance application and the flood certificate, can the lender still accept.
I think not, but people are questioning.
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#670071 - 01/23/07 02:32 PM
Re: Evidence of flood insurance
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i'm sorry, but if your policy is incorrect, it is ineffective. if you have proof of an effective policy, what else do you need? i'm sorry but i must be missing something here. somebody help me out. The question was can the lender accept a copy of the application and paid receipt as proof of coverage in lieu of having an actual copy of the policy. perhaps i assumed too much that if the underlying application was ineffective, the insurance requirement wasn't met. do people normally just say "hey we have a piece of paper that is called 'application for insurance', it must be good"?
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#670084 - 01/23/07 02:43 PM
Re: Evidence of flood insurance
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I'm not sure what you are trying to get at here Ron. The regulation allows the lender to accept an application for insurance and a receipt showing the premium paid as proof of insurance in order not to delay the loan closing. Once the loan closes the lender still has a responsibility to follow up to insure they receive the policy, because theoretically the borrower could go back to the agent after loan closing and cancel the insurance application.
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#670094 - 01/23/07 02:49 PM
Re: Evidence of flood insurance
Dan Persfull
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because theoretically the borrower could go back to the agent after loan closing and cancel the insurance application. and then there would be an ineffective policy which is not allowed under NFIP (assuming that first payment means nothing)....
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#670107 - 01/23/07 02:56 PM
Re: Evidence of flood insurance
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If you have the application and proof of premium payment, then at the time of closing you have proof of effective coverage. I still don't understand what tree you are barking up, or what other document you need to beleive that an application and proof of the premium being paid satifies the requirments for loan closing.
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#670115 - 01/23/07 03:05 PM
Re: Evidence of flood insurance
Dan Persfull
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dan, in response to the intial question in this thread, i pasted a link that said, in part: (b) Where the initial purchase of flood insurance is in connection with the making, increasing, extension, or renewal of a loan, the coverage with respect to the property which is the subject of the loan shall be effective as of the time of the loan closing, provided the written request for the coverage is received by the NFIP and the flood insurance policy is applied for and the presentment of payment of premium is made at or prior to the loan closing.but i was told that wasn't true. i asked "how is what i said any different from what you posted from FDIC" because i didn't see any difference. essentially, it seemed like you said i wasn't saying enough when you just said what i had said was enough. it's like that fedex commercial where the boss says the same thing as the guy sitting at the table but moves his hands in a different way.
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#670143 - 01/23/07 03:34 PM
Re: Evidence of flood insurance
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Once again your statement Ron states when the initial purchase of the coverage is effective when the receipt of the request is received by the NFIP. It doesn't state what is acceptable proof of coverage the lender may accept in order to close the loan. The lender must either have a copy of an effective policy, or a copy of the application and paid receipt to document the policy is effective at loan closing. Nowhere did I see your comments address the lender's documentation requirement. Unless you just assumed the readers would know what they could accept by reading the cite you gave.
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