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The Letter of Map Amendment is your ticket to saving thousands on flood insurance

Also known as a LOMA, it is part of an often-overlooked federal government program inside the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). This federal program removes you from the mandatory flood insurance requirement placed on your home by the government flood maps.

Your lender must honor this legal and official federal document, change your flood zone, and stop forcing you to pay for high-cost flood insurance.

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Removal of the Flood Insurance Mandate

If FEMA does not remove the mandatory flood insurance requirement from your property, for any reason,
we'll refund 100% of our fee
for single-family homes.

Submit your case to us for free today - only pay after our free expert analysis.

WE ARE CERTIFIED PROFESSIONALS

Trust our Unmatched LOMA Experience to Guarantee Flood Insurance Removal

Certified eLOMA Professional by the National Flood Association

Certified Floodplain Manager by the Association of State Floodplain Managers

Certified as Associate in National Flood Insurance by The Institutes

Certified Geographic Information Systems Professional by the Geographic Information Systems Certification Institute

15 years spent as FEMA contractors managing the national LOMA program

100,000 LOMA cases processed and counting

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"I'm closing on a home and they want me to get flood insurance but I don't think I'm in a flood zone."

"The bank says I need flood insurance becuase of a new FEMA map but I don't think the map is correct."

"My neighbor said they switched to low-cost flood insurance becuase of a LOMA and I want to get one too."

If so, then you need a LOMA!

My wife and I wanted to write to thank you for all your help and support through the process of obtaining an elevation certificate and subsequent application for a LOMA. You guys were great! The process was super simple and efficient and everyone we spoke with at MassiveCert was knowledgeable and professional taking plenty of time to answer our numerous questions.

They did a great job in a timely matter. I just didn't want to pay for flood insurance on my income. But you were great.

We were informed by our mortgage company that our home was now considered to be in SFHA Zone A and we had to purchase flood insurance. After determining that we needed a Letter of Map Revision based on Fill (LOMRF) and attempting to understand and resolve this on my own for several weeks, I was fortunate enough to happen across MassiveCert's website. I called and was connected with Eric Ratcliffe. Eric's knowledge was immediately apparent. His background in FEMA provides him with a unique ability to consult on and help resolve the challenging and confusing process of getting a Letter of Map Amendment (LOMA) or Letter of Map Revision (LOMR). Eric guided us through the process to a successful conclusion and made the entire process easy and painless. Eric went above and beyond providing consulting and support...always watching out for our interests. I'm sure we'd still be paying for flood insurance and going around in circles had we not found and engaged Eric and MassiveCert

Commercial Properties Get the Biggest Insurance Discounts

Commercial properties and condominium buildings have the most to gain from a LOMA becuase the insurance premiums are higher. We have helped hundreds of commercial customers understand their flood risk reduction and flood zone removal options.

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