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Simple. Coastal North Carolina. Good medical care, four seasons, cheap living, very conservative population, good race relations, friendly people, theater, restaurants, seafood and lots of low-cost events and activities. Growing arts community too. Lots of good roads, non-toll, relatively low traffic generally.

Unfavorables include occasional hurricanes and lots of military jet and ordinance noises. (Don't bother me at all, but not everyone appreciates them.)

[Freedom_Is_Not_Free]

You are good one to ask then, if you live at Coastal North Carolina.

I have heard wind and flood insurance is just soaring for beach front property. That is my biggest fear. I don’t want to sink $10,000/year into insurance only to have it keep going up.

Is this urban legend or is it the reality? I would love to know.

Say I owned an 800 SQFT 1 bedroom condo on the beach. What would my wind and flood insurance be?

Thanks