03-19-2018, 05:08 PM
Bill is pretty much right - most would have bought anyway.
Truth be told, no place is safe from disaster. Whether it is wildfires in California (or Tennessee), Hurricanes in the SE, Tornadoes in the midwest, NorEaster's in New England, Blizzards in the north.. then toss in the infrequnt events - earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunami's, elections, whatall.. No place is really safe, you decide your comfort level, roll the dice and hope it is covered by insurance if the worse happens.
Truth be told, no place is safe from disaster. Whether it is wildfires in California (or Tennessee), Hurricanes in the SE, Tornadoes in the midwest, NorEaster's in New England, Blizzards in the north.. then toss in the infrequnt events - earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunami's, elections, whatall.. No place is really safe, you decide your comfort level, roll the dice and hope it is covered by insurance if the worse happens.