Homeowners wonder if they need flood insurance

homeowners wonder if they need flood insurance?

With widespread flooding and widespread flood damage in Georgia, many homeowners might wonder if they have or even need flood insurance.

Most Homeowners insurance policies do not cover Flood Insurance. A separate Flood insurance policy must be purchased. Homeowners wonder if they need flood insurance

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Home Sales Increase, Home Prices Higher

Southern Indiana Home Sales Increase, Home Prices Higher

"Members of the Southern Indiana Realtors Association sold 285 homes in June, up 13 percent from a year earlier.

The median sales price rose nearly 3 percent to $120,000. For the full year, the median price in Southern Indiana is $114,550, down 3.7 percent from a year earlier.

The Greater Louisville Association of Realtors said earlier this month that its members sold 1,175 homes in June, down 1.3 percent from a year earlier. Louisville's median sale price of $136,000 in June was down 3.5 percent...." Louisville Home Sales Median Price Decreases

from Louisville Courier Journal

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Home Sales Soar

Sales of new homes surged in April by the biggest amount in 14 years, but the median price of a new home dropped by the largest amount on record. The mixed signals left no clear picture of whether the worst of the nation's housing slump is over....Home Sales Soar

realtors report drop in existing home sales

Realtors report drop in existing home sales
Existing-home sales and prices dropped in November compared to the same month last year, the National Association of Realtors
The median price of existing homes dropped for the fourth consecutive month to $218,000, down 3.1 percent compared to November 2005. The average price of existing homes, at $266,000 in November, fell 1.8 percent compared to the same month last year.
Existing-home sales in the Midwest were unchanged in November, holding at a level of 1.42 million, and were 9.6 percent lower than November 2005. The median price in the Midwest was $165,000, which is 3.5 percent below a year ago. more from NAR