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⍰ ASK How can one mitigate the risks of natural disasters when investing in coastal properties?

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Before investing in an area it important to check its history of natural disasters to understand the risks. Talking to local authorities and weather services helps to know how prepared the place is.

Getting good insurance for things like floods and hurricanes is a smart way to manage risks. Making building stronger and following local rules can help protect against disasters.

Working with experts can give more advice on how to reduce risks and make properties safer.
 

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