Learn about flood insurance, the claims process, and post-disaster issues at free workshops across Texas

March 20, 2018 | Texas REALTORS® Staff

Spring, Texas, neighborhood flooded by Hurricane Harvey

Expand your knowledge of flood-related topics by attending one of the free workshops the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is hosting across Texas. FEMA encourages insurance agents, real estate professionals, lenders, and other stakeholders to attend.

The workshops will cover, among other things, flood insurance basics, the claims process, a review of recent map changes in the area, rating options for properties whose flood risk have changed, and online tools and resources that can assist you.

See the list below for the workshop in your area. Click the link for time, location, and registration details.

Port Lavaca: March 21
Register

Aransas Pass: March 22
Register

Beaumont: April 3
Register

Liberty: April 5
Register

La Marque: May 1
Register

Houston: May 2
Register

Rosenberg: May 8
Register

Jasper: May 10
Register

Lake Jackson: May 15
Register

Conroe: May 24
Register

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gerald waldon

Let me know when you have a flood conference in the Tyler/Longview area. Thanks

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jesus Rangel

When will it held in San Antonio, Texas?

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Denise Bowers

The Del Rio Board of Realtors would like one in Del Rio, please let
us know when this would be possible.

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Learn about flood insurance, the claims process, and post-disaster issues at free workshops across Texas

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