Mortgage lenders are required to accept private flood insurance when the policy meets the statutory definition of “private flood insurance” under federal law. NCIP private flood insurance available through CATcoverage.com meets these federal requirements and is recognized as lender-accepted coverage.

Learn what the FEMA 50% rule means, how it impacts rebuilding compliance, and the key differences between the 50% and 80% rules.

Learn how to confidently sell private flood insurance in 2026. Discover lender acceptance rules, client objection handling, and tips to grow your flood book with flexible coverage options.

Understand the difference between building and dwelling flood coverage—essential for agents quoting flood insurance.

Understand why NFIP rates can be high and how agents can guide clients toward flexible, competitive private flood insurance alternatives like NCIP.

When wildfires devastate landscapes, they leave behind more than scorched earth. These barren, fire-affected areas become highly susceptible to flash flooding and mudflows, creating a unique and significant risk for property owners. As an insurance professional, understanding and communicating this risk to your clients can help them secure the protection they need.