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Environment & Energy

Old Crank

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1. Not so important right now, but....

Reply to hatrack (Original post)

Wed Dec 20, 2023, 09:15 AM

Dec 2023

With relatively few properties changing hands because of it when does the tipping point hit?
You don't want to be the last person buying into a flood zone. Will local, county. state governments help relocate or bail out, esspecially poor, owners who can't afford to move now.
In the next 5 years this will only get worse.

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