Why do servicers require flood insurance escrow?
Flood insurance escrow ensures timely payment of premiums and prevents coverage lapses. Freddie Mac requires escrow for flood insurance when the property is located in a mandatory flood zone to reduce risk and maintain compliance with federal regulations.
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