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      6. Location, location, location: If you purchase a home in a flood zone, you will be required to buy Federal Flood Insurance. Also the closer your house is to a firehouse the lower your premium. Difficulty in getting to your house in the event of a fire is taken into consideration when determining risk and calculating premium.

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